- Title Pages
- Preface
- Foreword
- Contributors
-
Chapter 1 Childhood bereavement: the context and need for services -
Chapter 2 Theoretical perspectives: linking research and practice -
Chapter 3 Bereavement, young people and social context -
Chapter 4 Swampy ground: brief interventions with families before bereavement -
Chapter 5 Family assessment1 -
Chapter 6 Therapeutic interventions -
Chapter 7 Groupwork -
Chapter 8 Shrinking the space between people -
Chapter 9 Loss for children with learning disability -
Chapter 10 Co-creating memory: supporting very young children -
Chapter 11 The extended warranty -
Chapter 12 Schools and grief: attending to people and place1 -
Chapter 13 Seasons for growth: a grief education programme helping children and young people deal with loss and change -
Chapter 14 Working with volunteers to provide bereavement support to children -
Chapter 15 Brief interventions in critical care environments* -
Chapter 16 Working with traumatically bereaved children -
Chapter 17 Helping the family following suicide -
Chapter 18 Family liaison: when once has to be enough -
Chapter 19.1 Sibling carer story -
Chapter 19.2 Mountains and medals: A young person's Journey -
Chapter 20 Crossing the great barrier grief - Index
Crossing the great barrier grief
Crossing the great barrier grief
- Chapter:
- (p.243) Chapter 20 Crossing the great barrier grief
- Source:
- Brief Interventions with Bereaved Children
- Author(s):
Stewart Sinclair
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
This chapter discusses the service provision for those who are parents of young and teenage children and have lost their spouses. The discussion also pinpoints the gaps in this service provision, and provides several personal accounts of people who have dealt with such a loss. Furthermore, the chapter also looks at parent/carers groups and their components, structure, boundaries, and needs.
Keywords: service provision, gap, personal accounts, parent/carers group, components, structure, boundaries, needs
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- Title Pages
- Preface
- Foreword
- Contributors
-
Chapter 1 Childhood bereavement: the context and need for services -
Chapter 2 Theoretical perspectives: linking research and practice -
Chapter 3 Bereavement, young people and social context -
Chapter 4 Swampy ground: brief interventions with families before bereavement -
Chapter 5 Family assessment1 -
Chapter 6 Therapeutic interventions -
Chapter 7 Groupwork -
Chapter 8 Shrinking the space between people -
Chapter 9 Loss for children with learning disability -
Chapter 10 Co-creating memory: supporting very young children -
Chapter 11 The extended warranty -
Chapter 12 Schools and grief: attending to people and place1 -
Chapter 13 Seasons for growth: a grief education programme helping children and young people deal with loss and change -
Chapter 14 Working with volunteers to provide bereavement support to children -
Chapter 15 Brief interventions in critical care environments* -
Chapter 16 Working with traumatically bereaved children -
Chapter 17 Helping the family following suicide -
Chapter 18 Family liaison: when once has to be enough -
Chapter 19.1 Sibling carer story -
Chapter 19.2 Mountains and medals: A young person's Journey -
Chapter 20 Crossing the great barrier grief - Index
