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Introduction 1: Explaining Death to Children and to Ourselves one: Death in the World of Children and Adolescents 2: Helping Children Cope with Death 3: Understanding Adolescents and Death 4: College Student Death: Postvention Issues for Educators and Counselors 5: Preserving Children's Mental Health Under Threat of War 6: Suicidal Attempts and Suicides in Greek Adolescents two: Grieving Children and Families 7: A Child's Perception of Death 8: Group Intervention with Bereaved Children * 9: Responses of Children to the Death of a Sibling 10: Family Intervention with Families Bereaved or About to be Bereaved three: Dying Children, Families, and Professionals 11: The Dying Child 12: Utilizing Art and Imagery in Death and Dying Counseling 13: The Seriously Ill Child: Management of Family and Medical Surroundings 14: On the Choice to Live or Die four: Programs for the Care of Dying Children and their Families 15: Care of the Child Dying from Cancer: Home vs. Hospital 16: Home-Based Palliative Care for Children: A Feasibility Study 17: Coping with Terminal Care in Pediatric Cancer 18: Hospice Care for Children: Their Families and Health Care Providers five: Parental Bereavement and Adjustment to the Loss of a Child 19: Parental Adjustment to the Loss of a Child 20: Grief Is an Individual Journey: Follow-up of Families Postdeath of a Child with Cancer 21: Marital Intimacy in Bereaved and Nonbereaved Couples: A Comparative Study 22: Legitimate Grieving?: Working with Infertility six: Stress, Coping, and Needs of Professionals 23: Working with Dying Children: A Professional's Personal Journey 24: Professional Stress: Creating a Context for Caring 25: Achievement in Failure: Working with Staff in Dangerous Situations Conclusion 26: Children and Death: Insights, Hindsights, and Illuminations Epilogue 27: Before Adolescence and Coming of Age
Introduction 1: Explaining Death to Children and to Ourselves one: Death in the World of Children and Adolescents 2: Helping Children Cope with Death 3: Understanding Adolescents and Death 4: College Student Death: Postvention Issues for Educators and Counselors 5: Preserving Children's Mental Health Under Threat of War 6: Suicidal Attempts and Suicides in Greek Adolescents two: Grieving Children and Families 7: A Child's Perception of Death 8: Group Intervention with Bereaved Children * 9: Responses of Children to the Death of a Sibling 10: Family Intervention with Families Bereaved or About to be Bereaved three: Dying Children, Families, and Professionals 11: The Dying Child 12: Utilizing Art and Imagery in Death and Dying Counseling 13: The Seriously Ill Child: Management of Family and Medical Surroundings 14: On the Choice to Live or Die four: Programs for the Care of Dying Children and their Families 15: Care of the Child Dying from Cancer: Home vs. Hospital 16: Home-Based Palliative Care for Children: A Feasibility Study 17: Coping with Terminal Care in Pediatric Cancer 18: Hospice Care for Children: Their Families and Health Care Providers five: Parental Bereavement and Adjustment to the Loss of a Child 19: Parental Adjustment to the Loss of a Child 20: Grief Is an Individual Journey: Follow-up of Families Postdeath of a Child with Cancer 21: Marital Intimacy in Bereaved and Nonbereaved Couples: A Comparative Study 22: Legitimate Grieving?: Working with Infertility six: Stress, Coping, and Needs of Professionals 23: Working with Dying Children: A Professional's Personal Journey 24: Professional Stress: Creating a Context for Caring 25: Achievement in Failure: Working with Staff in Dangerous Situations Conclusion 26: Children and Death: Insights, Hindsights, and Illuminations Epilogue 27: Before Adolescence and Coming of Age
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