Add to ORKGGrief is an entity that no one fully understands, especially without personal experience. It is complicated, painful, and mysterious from the outside. Grief and death are topics frequently avoided. People often hope that not talking about death or bandaging it with simple solutions will allow them to dodge its dark claws. However, death is inevitable, and it is only when we stop resisting this fact that we can help those who have been affected by it. This allegorical story affirms the experiences of those grieving as well as teaches readers how to support those with this struggle. Support does not mean attempting to fix the situation, but rather choosing to open one’s eyes to see the person and the pain that they are experiencing. One perso...
The expanding body of literature in the field of bereavement has predominantly focused on the grief...
Introduction: Losing someone u love is very painful. This is particularly true when the death is s...
This study intended to explore the “double loss” effect and people’s reactions to another person’s l...
When thinking about loss, we frequently consider it in terms of the losses that occur when others di...
There is more to grief than what one might first imagine. It is complex, multi-faceted, and can be f...
Grief is a journey one can only take alone. There is no rehearsal for it, no primer courses, it cann...
Sorrow finds its way into the lives of all of us. Often it is associated with the loss of a loved on...
Loss and grief are challenging enough in “normal” times, but with the pandemic, it seems that everyo...
No community is immune from tragedy, as Furman has discovered all too often in recent years
This thesis demonstrates the value of a constructive narrative approach to grief. The theological co...
The article explores grief as a memory-related emotional response to the loss of loved ones as prese...
Carolyn S. Wilken, "Learning to live through loss: grief and the mourning process," Kansas State Uni...
Stories are the fastest way to communicate with a person. As a society, we respond much better to st...
xxi, 182 leaves ; 29 cm.While a growing body of grief research focuses on how death affects the live...
My presentation for the UMW 2022 Research and Creativity Day is a creative short story The Ruins of ...
The expanding body of literature in the field of bereavement has predominantly focused on the grief...
Introduction: Losing someone u love is very painful. This is particularly true when the death is s...
This study intended to explore the “double loss” effect and people’s reactions to another person’s l...
When thinking about loss, we frequently consider it in terms of the losses that occur when others di...
There is more to grief than what one might first imagine. It is complex, multi-faceted, and can be f...
Grief is a journey one can only take alone. There is no rehearsal for it, no primer courses, it cann...
Sorrow finds its way into the lives of all of us. Often it is associated with the loss of a loved on...
Loss and grief are challenging enough in “normal” times, but with the pandemic, it seems that everyo...
No community is immune from tragedy, as Furman has discovered all too often in recent years
This thesis demonstrates the value of a constructive narrative approach to grief. The theological co...
The article explores grief as a memory-related emotional response to the loss of loved ones as prese...
Carolyn S. Wilken, "Learning to live through loss: grief and the mourning process," Kansas State Uni...
Stories are the fastest way to communicate with a person. As a society, we respond much better to st...
xxi, 182 leaves ; 29 cm.While a growing body of grief research focuses on how death affects the live...
My presentation for the UMW 2022 Research and Creativity Day is a creative short story The Ruins of ...
The expanding body of literature in the field of bereavement has predominantly focused on the grief...
Introduction: Losing someone u love is very painful. This is particularly true when the death is s...
This study intended to explore the “double loss” effect and people’s reactions to another person’s l...