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This work was compiled to illuminate the many facets that link grief, counseling, and creativity. The multiple strategies suggested in these essays will help practitioners enlarge their repertoire of hands-on skills and foster introspection and empathy in readers.
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This work was compiled to illuminate the many facets that link grief, counseling, and creativity. The multiple strategies suggested in these essays will help practitioners enlarge their repertoire of hands-on skills and foster introspection and empathy in readers.
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Produktdetails
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- Death, Value and Meaning Series
- Verlag: Baywood Publishing Company Inc
- Seitenzahl: 440
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juni 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 634g
- ISBN-13: 9780895031983
- ISBN-10: 0895031981
- Artikelnr.: 49378169
- Death, Value and Meaning Series
- Verlag: Baywood Publishing Company Inc
- Seitenzahl: 440
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juni 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 634g
- ISBN-13: 9780895031983
- ISBN-10: 0895031981
- Artikelnr.: 49378169
Bertman, Sandra
Introduction The Arts, Personal Griefs, Professional Roles
On the Psychology of Loss William M. Lamers, Jr.
What the Nurse Likes Cortney Davis
Preventing Harm in the Name of Help: Ensuring Ethical Care Through the Concept of "Preserving Own Integrity" Lynn Cummings
Becoming the Patient Cortney Davis
Music-A Companion for the Journey from Mourning to Morning Sally S. Bailey
Night Nurse Cortney Davis
Comfort Care L. J. Schneiderman
To Know of Suffering and the Teaching of Empathy Sandra Bertman and Melvin J. Krant
The Body Flute Cortney Davis
Reflections on Suffering Aaron Lazare
Hope and Millie David Hatem
The Faces of AIDS: An AIDS Quilt Wilma Bulkin Siegel
Seeing Fred On a Respirator Carol Picard Some Ways Caregivers Use the Arts for Themselves and Those They Companion
Using Art Therapy with Pediatric Oncology Patients Linda G. Nicholas and Suzanne Lister
Art Techniques with Children with Cancer Barbara M. Sourkes
Puppets: Bridging the Communication Gap Between Caregivers and Children about Death and Dying Brenda Eng
Transformations: Visual Arts and Hospice Care C. Regina Kelley
Sound and Silence: Music Therapy in Palliative Care Kevin Kirkland
Songlines Carol Picard
Movies as Movement: Films as Catharsis in Grief Therapy Lynne Martins
A Wake for Dying: Forum Theatre Kate Wilkinson and Judith McDowell
Crisis in the Cafeteria Maria Trozzi
The Life and Death of Yusuf Hawkins Christina Schlesinger
Gravestone Rubbing-Epitaph for Yusuf Hawkins Roberta Halporn
Remembrance Photographs: A Caregiver's Gift for Families of Infants Who Die Mindy L. K. Gough Lessons from Cultures Old and New
Culture, Creativity and Death J. Havelka
Visible Words: Ritual in the Pastoral Care of the Sick and Dying Kurt Stasiak
The Role of the Visual Image in Psychodynamics of Grief Resolution (Viewed Through Jewish Law and Tradition) Hannah Sherebrin
Pathological Grief-A Problem in Search of a Definition: The Tragedy of Hamlet as a Model Roberta Halporn
Keeping Emotional Time: Music and the Grief Process Lesleigh Forsythe
A Study in Grief: The Life and Art of Kaethe Kollwitz Louis A. Gamino
Death and Grief Made Visible: The Life and Work of Edvard Munch Judith M. Stillion
Against Daily Insignificance: Writing Through Grief Martha K. Davis
Sculpting Through Grief Nancy Fried
AIDS Time: A Passage Through Cawthra Park James Miller
Social Support "Internetworks," Caskets for Sale, and More: Thanatology and the Information Superhighway Carla J. Sofka
Healing and the Internet Thomas R. Golden Basic Needs of Grieving People
Therapeutic Touch: For Those Who Accompany the Dying Mary J. Simpson
The Nurse and the Art Are One Carol Picard meditation on the Vietnam Women's Memorial, 1994
Hello, David Anonymous
My Mother's Hands Elaine Freed Lindenblatt
The Sourdough Father Lesleigh Forsyth
The M(ortality) Word and the L(ove) Word... Elsa Dorfman
Dear Edith Jessie Kesson
Silent Conversations Leigh Westerfield
On the Psychology of Loss William M. Lamers, Jr.
What the Nurse Likes Cortney Davis
Preventing Harm in the Name of Help: Ensuring Ethical Care Through the Concept of "Preserving Own Integrity" Lynn Cummings
Becoming the Patient Cortney Davis
Music-A Companion for the Journey from Mourning to Morning Sally S. Bailey
Night Nurse Cortney Davis
Comfort Care L. J. Schneiderman
To Know of Suffering and the Teaching of Empathy Sandra Bertman and Melvin J. Krant
The Body Flute Cortney Davis
Reflections on Suffering Aaron Lazare
Hope and Millie David Hatem
The Faces of AIDS: An AIDS Quilt Wilma Bulkin Siegel
Seeing Fred On a Respirator Carol Picard Some Ways Caregivers Use the Arts for Themselves and Those They Companion
Using Art Therapy with Pediatric Oncology Patients Linda G. Nicholas and Suzanne Lister
Art Techniques with Children with Cancer Barbara M. Sourkes
Puppets: Bridging the Communication Gap Between Caregivers and Children about Death and Dying Brenda Eng
Transformations: Visual Arts and Hospice Care C. Regina Kelley
Sound and Silence: Music Therapy in Palliative Care Kevin Kirkland
Songlines Carol Picard
Movies as Movement: Films as Catharsis in Grief Therapy Lynne Martins
A Wake for Dying: Forum Theatre Kate Wilkinson and Judith McDowell
Crisis in the Cafeteria Maria Trozzi
The Life and Death of Yusuf Hawkins Christina Schlesinger
Gravestone Rubbing-Epitaph for Yusuf Hawkins Roberta Halporn
Remembrance Photographs: A Caregiver's Gift for Families of Infants Who Die Mindy L. K. Gough Lessons from Cultures Old and New
Culture, Creativity and Death J. Havelka
Visible Words: Ritual in the Pastoral Care of the Sick and Dying Kurt Stasiak
The Role of the Visual Image in Psychodynamics of Grief Resolution (Viewed Through Jewish Law and Tradition) Hannah Sherebrin
Pathological Grief-A Problem in Search of a Definition: The Tragedy of Hamlet as a Model Roberta Halporn
Keeping Emotional Time: Music and the Grief Process Lesleigh Forsythe
A Study in Grief: The Life and Art of Kaethe Kollwitz Louis A. Gamino
Death and Grief Made Visible: The Life and Work of Edvard Munch Judith M. Stillion
Against Daily Insignificance: Writing Through Grief Martha K. Davis
Sculpting Through Grief Nancy Fried
AIDS Time: A Passage Through Cawthra Park James Miller
Social Support "Internetworks," Caskets for Sale, and More: Thanatology and the Information Superhighway Carla J. Sofka
Healing and the Internet Thomas R. Golden Basic Needs of Grieving People
Therapeutic Touch: For Those Who Accompany the Dying Mary J. Simpson
The Nurse and the Art Are One Carol Picard meditation on the Vietnam Women's Memorial, 1994
Hello, David Anonymous
My Mother's Hands Elaine Freed Lindenblatt
The Sourdough Father Lesleigh Forsyth
The M(ortality) Word and the L(ove) Word... Elsa Dorfman
Dear Edith Jessie Kesson
Silent Conversations Leigh Westerfield
Introduction The Arts, Personal Griefs, Professional Roles
On the Psychology of Loss William M. Lamers, Jr.
What the Nurse Likes Cortney Davis
Preventing Harm in the Name of Help: Ensuring Ethical Care Through the Concept of "Preserving Own Integrity" Lynn Cummings
Becoming the Patient Cortney Davis
Music-A Companion for the Journey from Mourning to Morning Sally S. Bailey
Night Nurse Cortney Davis
Comfort Care L. J. Schneiderman
To Know of Suffering and the Teaching of Empathy Sandra Bertman and Melvin J. Krant
The Body Flute Cortney Davis
Reflections on Suffering Aaron Lazare
Hope and Millie David Hatem
The Faces of AIDS: An AIDS Quilt Wilma Bulkin Siegel
Seeing Fred On a Respirator Carol Picard Some Ways Caregivers Use the Arts for Themselves and Those They Companion
Using Art Therapy with Pediatric Oncology Patients Linda G. Nicholas and Suzanne Lister
Art Techniques with Children with Cancer Barbara M. Sourkes
Puppets: Bridging the Communication Gap Between Caregivers and Children about Death and Dying Brenda Eng
Transformations: Visual Arts and Hospice Care C. Regina Kelley
Sound and Silence: Music Therapy in Palliative Care Kevin Kirkland
Songlines Carol Picard
Movies as Movement: Films as Catharsis in Grief Therapy Lynne Martins
A Wake for Dying: Forum Theatre Kate Wilkinson and Judith McDowell
Crisis in the Cafeteria Maria Trozzi
The Life and Death of Yusuf Hawkins Christina Schlesinger
Gravestone Rubbing-Epitaph for Yusuf Hawkins Roberta Halporn
Remembrance Photographs: A Caregiver's Gift for Families of Infants Who Die Mindy L. K. Gough Lessons from Cultures Old and New
Culture, Creativity and Death J. Havelka
Visible Words: Ritual in the Pastoral Care of the Sick and Dying Kurt Stasiak
The Role of the Visual Image in Psychodynamics of Grief Resolution (Viewed Through Jewish Law and Tradition) Hannah Sherebrin
Pathological Grief-A Problem in Search of a Definition: The Tragedy of Hamlet as a Model Roberta Halporn
Keeping Emotional Time: Music and the Grief Process Lesleigh Forsythe
A Study in Grief: The Life and Art of Kaethe Kollwitz Louis A. Gamino
Death and Grief Made Visible: The Life and Work of Edvard Munch Judith M. Stillion
Against Daily Insignificance: Writing Through Grief Martha K. Davis
Sculpting Through Grief Nancy Fried
AIDS Time: A Passage Through Cawthra Park James Miller
Social Support "Internetworks," Caskets for Sale, and More: Thanatology and the Information Superhighway Carla J. Sofka
Healing and the Internet Thomas R. Golden Basic Needs of Grieving People
Therapeutic Touch: For Those Who Accompany the Dying Mary J. Simpson
The Nurse and the Art Are One Carol Picard meditation on the Vietnam Women's Memorial, 1994
Hello, David Anonymous
My Mother's Hands Elaine Freed Lindenblatt
The Sourdough Father Lesleigh Forsyth
The M(ortality) Word and the L(ove) Word... Elsa Dorfman
Dear Edith Jessie Kesson
Silent Conversations Leigh Westerfield
On the Psychology of Loss William M. Lamers, Jr.
What the Nurse Likes Cortney Davis
Preventing Harm in the Name of Help: Ensuring Ethical Care Through the Concept of "Preserving Own Integrity" Lynn Cummings
Becoming the Patient Cortney Davis
Music-A Companion for the Journey from Mourning to Morning Sally S. Bailey
Night Nurse Cortney Davis
Comfort Care L. J. Schneiderman
To Know of Suffering and the Teaching of Empathy Sandra Bertman and Melvin J. Krant
The Body Flute Cortney Davis
Reflections on Suffering Aaron Lazare
Hope and Millie David Hatem
The Faces of AIDS: An AIDS Quilt Wilma Bulkin Siegel
Seeing Fred On a Respirator Carol Picard Some Ways Caregivers Use the Arts for Themselves and Those They Companion
Using Art Therapy with Pediatric Oncology Patients Linda G. Nicholas and Suzanne Lister
Art Techniques with Children with Cancer Barbara M. Sourkes
Puppets: Bridging the Communication Gap Between Caregivers and Children about Death and Dying Brenda Eng
Transformations: Visual Arts and Hospice Care C. Regina Kelley
Sound and Silence: Music Therapy in Palliative Care Kevin Kirkland
Songlines Carol Picard
Movies as Movement: Films as Catharsis in Grief Therapy Lynne Martins
A Wake for Dying: Forum Theatre Kate Wilkinson and Judith McDowell
Crisis in the Cafeteria Maria Trozzi
The Life and Death of Yusuf Hawkins Christina Schlesinger
Gravestone Rubbing-Epitaph for Yusuf Hawkins Roberta Halporn
Remembrance Photographs: A Caregiver's Gift for Families of Infants Who Die Mindy L. K. Gough Lessons from Cultures Old and New
Culture, Creativity and Death J. Havelka
Visible Words: Ritual in the Pastoral Care of the Sick and Dying Kurt Stasiak
The Role of the Visual Image in Psychodynamics of Grief Resolution (Viewed Through Jewish Law and Tradition) Hannah Sherebrin
Pathological Grief-A Problem in Search of a Definition: The Tragedy of Hamlet as a Model Roberta Halporn
Keeping Emotional Time: Music and the Grief Process Lesleigh Forsythe
A Study in Grief: The Life and Art of Kaethe Kollwitz Louis A. Gamino
Death and Grief Made Visible: The Life and Work of Edvard Munch Judith M. Stillion
Against Daily Insignificance: Writing Through Grief Martha K. Davis
Sculpting Through Grief Nancy Fried
AIDS Time: A Passage Through Cawthra Park James Miller
Social Support "Internetworks," Caskets for Sale, and More: Thanatology and the Information Superhighway Carla J. Sofka
Healing and the Internet Thomas R. Golden Basic Needs of Grieving People
Therapeutic Touch: For Those Who Accompany the Dying Mary J. Simpson
The Nurse and the Art Are One Carol Picard meditation on the Vietnam Women's Memorial, 1994
Hello, David Anonymous
My Mother's Hands Elaine Freed Lindenblatt
The Sourdough Father Lesleigh Forsyth
The M(ortality) Word and the L(ove) Word... Elsa Dorfman
Dear Edith Jessie Kesson
Silent Conversations Leigh Westerfield