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Unless forced by circumstances, people in modern societies go to great lengths to deny death, to the extent that even death of a loved one from natural causes tends to catch us unprepared and unable to cope with its consequences. Death as the result of a sudden, catastrophic event (traffic accident, suicide, a natural disaster - ) can have even more extreme effects, sometimes striking survivors so violently and painfully that it leaves an indelible mark. This book speaks about the consequences of such traumatic deaths in a wonderfully simple and straightforward way. The authors describe, step by step, what happens to people after the sudden death of a family member or close friend, the difficulties they face in coping, and how professionals and volunteers can help. With their wide experience, both personally and as internationally renowned authorities, they have written a book for professionals and volunteers who deal with bereavement in language in language that is accessible to all, so it will also help those who have suffered a traumatic loss themselves to understand what to expect and how to get help.
Contents
From the contents: The Loss of a Beloved One: Theories on Adaption Reactions to a Traumatic Death Surviving Suicide Grief in the Family Social Networks as a Source of Support Support From Work and School Environments Dream, Symbols, and Mourning Suicide After a Loss or Around Anniversary Times Surviving the Suicide of a Patient: A Traumatic Loss for Therapists Postvention: How to Organize It Helping in Complicated Bereavement Situations Reciprocal Support and Self-Help Groups Traumatic Bereavement and the Management of Support Groups Spreading Awareness for Bereavement Support: Working With the Media Spreading Awareness: The Charter of Rights of Suicide Survivors and Other Activities Is Suicide Bereavement Different? Evidence From Case-Control Studies Suicide Postvention for Different Groups in Different Cultures: All Different, All the Same? Future Perspectives on Assisting the Bereaved
