Isbn: 9780826107466 - devastating losses: how parents cope with the death of a child to suicide or drugs (6 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Based on my forty year career in grief counseling, I give this work an unqualified recommendation for both professionals who care for grieving parents as well as for parents who are trying to understand their own losses or those of relatives or friends.'--Gerald Corey, EdD, ABPP; in Illness, Crisis, and LossThis notable book provides new and substantive research data and perspective about how parents cope with the devastation that follows the death of a child to suicide or drugs.It greatly enriches our understanding to offer appropriate response for the healing journey of traumatically bereaved parents.'--The Forum: The Newsletter of the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC)[The] Feigelmans initiated the broadest and most conclusive survey data collection project regarding parent survivors. The result is the most current and comprehensive understanding of parent suicide survivors to date, with survivors ranging from the newly bereaved to those whose loss was well over a decade ago. This fact alone would ensure Devastating Loss's designation as an essential resource for mental health professionals, suicide survivors, and grief experts around the world. However, there is additional value in this work which is far greater than just the data collection.'--American Association of SuicidologyIn addition to tugging on my heartstrings, Devastating Losses: How Parents Cope with the Death of a Child to Suicide or Drugs captivated my clinical quest for knowledge. The authors combined personal stories of survivors who lost children to suicide or drug related deaths with a profundity of solid quantitative research and clinical experience.'--The Professional Counselor (TPC) JournalFinally, a thorough and elaborate American study has appeared on the grief and mourning process of bereaved parents who experienced the loss of a child to suicide or a drug overdose.'--LAVA[This] reader experienced surprise in reading the book. It was not surprising that these experts did a good job; after all, they are experts writing on a topic they know well. Rather, it is the personal element, not often seen amidst so much data. The book is like a recipe for chicken salad that includes prunes, an unexpected combination that works quite well.'--Death Studies'Grounded equally in solid clinical practice and uniquely relevant research, and tragically leavened by the personal bereavement of two of the book's authors, Devastating Losses sheds new and compassionate light on the experience of a child's death to traumatic causes.' Robert A. Neimeyer, PhD Editor, Death StudiesThe book is important for its contributions to knowledge of a complex and illusive subject, and alsö¿perhaps as importantly¿¿a model for personal growth in the context of loss through learning and connection.'--Clinical Social Work JournalThis volume is a pioneering and long overdue work, a study not only of grieving parents who lost a child to suicide but also of parents whose children succumbed to drug overdoses. The authors have done a masterful job of blending their quantitative research findings and the anguished voices of parents attending survivor support groups to create a rich and very engaging book. Michael F Myers, MDCo-Author, 'Touched by Suicide: Hope and Healing after Loss''I recommend this book for its impressive scope of data and thoughtful analysis. This resource will also be of value to those coping with the devastating loss of a family member or loved one.' Edward K. (Ted) RynearsonClinical Professor of Psychiatry, University of WashingtonDirector, Violent Death Bereavement SocietyAuthor, Retelling Violent Death, and Editor, Violent Death: Resilience and Intervention Beyond the CrisisThi.…