When a loved one dies, grief is natural, inevitable, and painful. Our reaction depends upon the impact the person had on our life, our own sense of self, and how prepared we are for dealing with bereavement. This revealing guide explores the subject in depth and with sensitivity, and looks at positive ways to come to terms with the separation. It then goes on to help you reassess your life, reaffirm your relationships and discover the strength necessary to look to the future.
REVIEWS:
"'This is a wise, informative and readable book.' Bereavement Care 'Michael Dunn packs his wealth of knowledge into this useful and comforting book which helps to remove much of the mystique surrounding a sensitive subject.' Active Life 'An excellently written and informative book. Nothing is avoided, nothing is taboo... Thoroughly recommended.' Reader review"
AUTHOR BIOG:
Michael Dunn specialised in training professional social workers involved with disabled and older people and their families. He successfully developed many associated training courses including one on bereavement counselling.
CONTENTS:
1. The causes of grief 2. The process of grieving 3. When things go wrong 4. When we could do with help 5. Particular grief 6. Looking to the future
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