How we grieve : relearning the world /

Attig promotes understanding of grieving persons, emphasises respect for their individuality, encourages active coping, and guides those who help bereaved persons. He argues that grieving is not a clinical problem to be solved or managed by others.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Attig, Thomas, 1945-
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Oxford University Press, 1996.
Subjects:	Bereavement > Psychological aspects. Bereavement > Psychological aspects > Case studies. Grief. Grief > Case studies. Death > Psychological aspects. Loss (Psychology) Bereavement. Bereavement Grief Attitude to Death Deuil > Aspect psychologique. Deuil > Aspect psychologique > Études de cas. Chagrin. Chagrin > Études de cas. Mort > Aspect psychologique. Perte (Psychologie) Deuil. grief. mourning. SELF-HELP > Death, Grief, Bereavement. FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS > Death, Grief, Bereavement. Bereavement > Psychological aspects Death > Psychological aspects Psychologie Trauer Rouw. Verlies (psychologie) Electronic books. Case Reports Case studies Case studies. Études de cas.
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Table of Contents:

Stories of grieving: listening and responding
Grieving is active: we need not be helpless
Respecting individuals when they grieve
Relearning the world
Relearning our selves: grief and personal integrity
Relearning our relationships with the deceased: grief, love, and separation.