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Best of Bereavement Care 5 - Counselling Bereaved Children and Families
Selected articles from Bereavement Care Journal
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Best of Bereavement Care 4 - Bereavement counselling: theory and practice
Packs of selected articles from previous issues of Bereavement Care. Conveniently grouped by topic and very popular with students and researchers.
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Best of Bereavement Care 3 - Bereavement in Schools and Residential Care
Selected articles from Bereavement Care Journal
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Best of Bereavement Care 2 - Children and Adolescents
Packs of selected articles from previous issues of Bereavement Care.
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When Your Parent Dies. Insights for Bereaved Adults
Caroline Morcom. Adults who lose a parent often experience profound grief yet society expects them to take the death in their stride. This Cruse publication explores some of the often complex issues involved.
28pp. Pb
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My Father Died
Susan Wallbank. A Cruse counsellor speaks directly to older children and teenagers about feelings and problems after the death of a father.
2000. 16pp. Pb
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Coming Through
Susan Le Poidevin. A Cruse booklet dealing realistically with bereavement and making the most of changed circumstances. Mainly for those who have lost a partner. Practical and constructive ideas for self-help.
1986. 8pp booklet.
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My Mother Died
Susan Wallbank. A Cruse counsellor speaks directly to older children and teenagers about feelings and problems after the death of a mother.
2000. 16pp. Pb
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After the Death of Someone Very Close
Caroline Morcom. Cruse's best-selling guide to the emotions commonly experienced during the grief of bereavement. A basic, helpful introduction to bereavement, whatever the circumstances.
2000. 12pp. Pb
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Best of Bereavement Care 2009/10
A digest of articles from volumes 28 and 29.
Includes Robert Neimeyer on grief counselling and therapy, Tony Walter on grief and culture, Patsy Way on explaining loss to children, Janet Dowling on the healing powers of storytelling, and Eleanor Turner on what it feels like to be bereaved by suicide when you’re just 11 years old.
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