The grief reaction is often similar for many diverse circumstances and situations. This book focuses heavily on caring for children with disabilities, chronic or terminal illness, dealing with the loss, and the recovery process.
The grief reaction is often similar for many diverse circumstances and situations. This book focuses heavily on caring for children with disabilities, chronic or terminal illness, dealing with the loss, and the recovery process.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Chapter 1: The Challenges of Our Numerous Losses Loss of Parents/Suicide Miscarriage/Stillborn and Infant Loss Changing Jobs Infertility and Adoption Loss of Relationships/Divorce Moving Chronic/Terminal Illness Loss of Child Kinds of Loss Loss Scale Chapter 2: Our Struggle With the Diagnosis The Unknown Diagnosis Delayed Diagnosis Testing Professionals Facing the Facts Anticipatory Grief Denial Social Withdrawal Relationship Changes Services When Do We Tell The Child Accepting the Diagnosis Chapter 3: Caring for our Child at Home Social Needs Outside Help Respite or Foster Care Hospitalization Medical Costs Doctors Infant Programs Equipment Toys Vision Hearing and Speech Home Therapy Bathing and Dressing Education Mainstreaming/Inclusion Discipline Recreation How Much Should the Child be Told? Should we Have Other Children? Suggestions for Friends and Relatives Other's Fears Friends For Your Child Accepting Your New Life An Attitude of Gratitude The Loss Chapter 4: Building Self-Esteem and Self-Worth Self-Worth versus Self-Esteem Unconditional Love and Acceptance Identity Negative Labels Life Review The Teen Years View of Self Gone to Soon Chapter 5: Recognizing and Managing our Grief Intellectually/Mentally Spirituality Physically and Emotionally Shock/Numbness/ Disbelief and Denial Hurt/Confusion and Anger Depression and Hopelessness Anxiety/Stress and Control Longing/Yearning/Probing/Pinning and Searching Bargaining/Wishes and Overactivity Loss of Self/Disorientation/Disorganization Withdrawal Help With The Funeral Grief Outline Dimensions Cycle of Anger and Guilt. Chapter 6: Reconciliation of Our Loss: Adjusting Acceptance and Healing Holidays and Special Occasions Support Groups How to Help Others Who are Grieving Professional Marriage Counseling Graphs Showing the Intensity of the Characteristics of Mourning Chapter 7: Our Relationships/Other's Reactions to our Loss Communication Touch Men and Women are Different: Incongruent Grief Surviving Siblings How Do We Know if a Sibling Needs More Help? Humor/Equilibrium Friends Finding Meaning/Positive Attitude Chapter 8: The Role of Spiritual Healing Life's Irony Faith and Spiritual Injury Differences in Faith and Grief Differences in Spirituality and Religion The Near Death Experience: (love/joy/knowledge noise/tunnel/out of body nonverbal communication/light and life review dead relatives appear brightness/beauty versus dull/gray they must return a time to die choice or fate?) Children and Near Death Experience Death Preparations Making the Most Now Before Death Dreams Visions Visitations Impressions My Own Impressions After Death Dreams Our Own Near Death Experience Mind/Body/Soul Psychology and Spirituality The Final Power Chapter 9: Other Considerations Placement Dealing With Seizures Surviving Murder and Suicide Appendices: Resources and Organizations References
Chapter 1: The Challenges of Our Numerous Losses Loss of Parents/Suicide Miscarriage/Stillborn and Infant Loss Changing Jobs Infertility and Adoption Loss of Relationships/Divorce Moving Chronic/Terminal Illness Loss of Child Kinds of Loss Loss Scale Chapter 2: Our Struggle With the Diagnosis The Unknown Diagnosis Delayed Diagnosis Testing Professionals Facing the Facts Anticipatory Grief Denial Social Withdrawal Relationship Changes Services When Do We Tell The Child Accepting the Diagnosis Chapter 3: Caring for our Child at Home Social Needs Outside Help Respite or Foster Care Hospitalization Medical Costs Doctors Infant Programs Equipment Toys Vision Hearing and Speech Home Therapy Bathing and Dressing Education Mainstreaming/Inclusion Discipline Recreation How Much Should the Child be Told? Should we Have Other Children? Suggestions for Friends and Relatives Other's Fears Friends For Your Child Accepting Your New Life An Attitude of Gratitude The Loss Chapter 4: Building Self-Esteem and Self-Worth Self-Worth versus Self-Esteem Unconditional Love and Acceptance Identity Negative Labels Life Review The Teen Years View of Self Gone to Soon Chapter 5: Recognizing and Managing our Grief Intellectually/Mentally Spirituality Physically and Emotionally Shock/Numbness/ Disbelief and Denial Hurt/Confusion and Anger Depression and Hopelessness Anxiety/Stress and Control Longing/Yearning/Probing/Pinning and Searching Bargaining/Wishes and Overactivity Loss of Self/Disorientation/Disorganization Withdrawal Help With The Funeral Grief Outline Dimensions Cycle of Anger and Guilt. Chapter 6: Reconciliation of Our Loss: Adjusting Acceptance and Healing Holidays and Special Occasions Support Groups How to Help Others Who are Grieving Professional Marriage Counseling Graphs Showing the Intensity of the Characteristics of Mourning Chapter 7: Our Relationships/Other's Reactions to our Loss Communication Touch Men and Women are Different: Incongruent Grief Surviving Siblings How Do We Know if a Sibling Needs More Help? Humor/Equilibrium Friends Finding Meaning/Positive Attitude Chapter 8: The Role of Spiritual Healing Life's Irony Faith and Spiritual Injury Differences in Faith and Grief Differences in Spirituality and Religion The Near Death Experience: (love/joy/knowledge noise/tunnel/out of body nonverbal communication/light and life review dead relatives appear brightness/beauty versus dull/gray they must return a time to die choice or fate?) Children and Near Death Experience Death Preparations Making the Most Now Before Death Dreams Visions Visitations Impressions My Own Impressions After Death Dreams Our Own Near Death Experience Mind/Body/Soul Psychology and Spirituality The Final Power Chapter 9: Other Considerations Placement Dealing With Seizures Surviving Murder and Suicide Appendices: Resources and Organizations References
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