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GRIEF: The Event, The Work, The Forever: A self-help book brought to you by the letter "R" - Couverture souple

Zoll, Lisa S.; Shiner, Lynn

 
9781974356492: GRIEF: The Event, The Work, The Forever: A self-help book brought to you by the letter "R"

Synopsis

This is the full-color version of the book. A black and white version is available. Grief is complex, and everyone's journey is unique. It is our hope that this book lays a foundation to help grievers understand common reactions to their loss(es), validate their grief responses, encourage the telling of their story, and provide supportive advice to family and friends.This self-help book is divided into four parts:Part I – An Introduction to Grief: What grief is and some of the common physical, emotional, cognitive, behavioral, and spiritual responses to grief.Part II – A Grief Trajectory: A realistic approach to the journey of grief that includes: The Event, the reaction; The Working Grief, the reconstruction; and The Forever Grief, the remembering.This new model has eliminated stages, expectations, tasks, timelines, and the expectation of closure.Part III – The “R” Words: An interactive exercise that allows grievers to select a word and apply it to any part of their grief journey. Talking about the event - the feelings, the loss, the present, and the future - is a critical part of the grieving process.Part IV – Supporting the Griever: Suggestions on how to interact and support the griever.

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À propos de l'auteur

Lisa Zoll graduated with her MSW from Temple Harrisburg in 2003. She worked as a Clinical Psychiatric Specialist at Penn State Hershey Medical Center in its Adult Partial Hospitalization program and Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic for 12 years. In 2008, she began teaching Loss & Grief and Assessment and the DSM as an Adjunct Instructor at Temple University Harrisburg in the School of Social Work. In 2014 she was hired as a full-time instructor in the Master of Social Work program and teaches Loss & Grief and Assessment and the DSM along with many of the foundation courses for the program. Lynn Shiner co-authored an award-winning book entitled "Stabbed in the Heart: Three Murdered Children, Two Resilient Mothers" and has dedicated most of her career to crime victims after she experienced a tragedy of her own. Her young children, Jen and Dave, were murdered on Christmas Day 1994. As the former Director of the Pennsylvania Office of Victims' Services, she oversaw the distribution of more than $100 million dollars in state and federal funding to meet the needs of crime victims throughout the Commonwealth. She's the recipient of countless awards including the National Crime Victim Service Award presented by John Ashcroft and the Visionary Voice Award by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. Lynn retired from the Commonwealth with 37 years of service and is currently an independent consultant.

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