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Living With Grief Book series are produced as companion volumes o the annual National Bereavement Teleconference.
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A complete set of the fourteen books currently in print from the Living With Grief® series can be purchased for a discount of 25%. For descriptions, please see the listings for the individual books.
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Living With Grief: Cancer and End-of-Life Care (2010) offers valuable information on treating cancer when the goal of care is palliative. From a historical context of cancer and illness to treatment options, psychosocial concerns, and prevailing cultural attitudes toward cancer, this installment in the Living with Grief® series reviews how a holistic plan of care can allow persons living with terminal cancer to live and die with dignity.
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Living With Grief: Diversity and End-of-Life Care (2009) introduces readers to the most current ways of thinking regarding how cultural diversity affects quality end-of-life care. The book begins with an introduction to diversity as a concept and outlines how the ways we think about different groups of people can affect how we treat them in a caregiving setting. It goes on to provide concrete insights into different cultural groups, including race and ethnicity, religion, and other sources of diversity such as disability and gender. See the list of chapters for specific groups covered. (270 pages)
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Living with Grief: Children and Adolescents (2008) is written by experts and examines child and adolescent grief in a variety of situations. Parental loss, sibling loss, and loss of a friend are each addressed in their own chapters. Other chapters examine play therapy, protocols for schools, use of the Internet as a coping tool, and the recommendations for reading for children and adolescents. Contributors include Kenneth Doka (editor), Charles Corr, Nancy Hogan, Bruce Jennings, Donna Schuurman and J. William Worden. (420 pages)
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Living With Grief: Before and After the Death (2007) offers an overview of the most current theoretical perspectives on grief and loss. Topics include anticipatory grief and mourning, professional self-care, DSM-V classification, disenfranchised grief, and other insights into the field of grief and bereavement. Includes an index, references for further reading, personal accounts of grief, and chapters by North America’s top experts in the field, including Kenneth Doka (editor), Carla Sofka, Charles Corr, and Dennis Klass. (365 pages)
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Pain Management at the End of Life: Bridging the Gap Between Knowledge and Practice (2006) addresses barriers to pain management--society’s approach, historical views, and attitudes and biases. The book reviews pain assessment, pharmacotherapy, the hospice team approach to pain management, and treating pain in children and adults with cognitive impairment. Featuring an index, foreword by Kathleen M. Foley, and chapters by Oklahoma Attorney General W.A. Drew Edmondson and Arthur G. Lipman (295 pages)
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Living With Grief: Ethical Dilemmas at the End of Life (2005) explores the myriad components of medical ethics and decisions that health care providers and families face as patients and loved ones near death. Featuring an index and chapters by Alan Meisel & Bruce Jennings (357 pages)
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Living With Grief: Alzheimer’s Disease (2004) offers insight and advice to all who are involved in the care of patients with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. Featuring chapters by Sam Gandy, Ralph N. Martins, & Joseph Buxbaum; Earl A. Grollman (290 pages)
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Living With Grief: Coping With Public Tragedy (2003) looks at factors that define a public tragedy and offers suggestions for those helping their communities deal with loss. Featuring chapters by Barbara L. Bouton (314 pages)
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Living With Grief: Loss in Later Life (2002) explores the losses found in later life and ways professionals can effectively serve those coping with loss. Featuring chapters by Robert N. Butler; Phyllis R. Silverman; Robert A. Neimeyer (363 pages)
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Caregiving and Loss: Family Needs, Professional Responses (2001) examines the ways health care professionals can better support family caregivers. Featuring chapters by Marcia Lattanzi-Licht; Myrl Weinberg & Dee Ellison (331 pages)
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Living With Grief: At Work, At School, At Worship (1999) discusses how grief influences us in our day-to-day surroundings; offers interventions that communities can use in assisting those struggling with loss. Featuring chapters by Carol Levine; Dale A. Lund (244 pages)
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Living With Grief: Who We Are, How We Grieve (1998) offers insight into the ways that culture, spirituality, age and gender affect the grieving process. Featuring chapters by Dennis Klass; Catherine M. Sanders (314 pages)
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Living With Grief:When Illness is Prolonged (1997) examines the relevance that a long-term illness can have on the grieving process, both before and after death. Featuring chapters by Therese A. Rando; Inge B. Corless (220 pages)
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Living With Grief: After Sudden Loss (1996) discusses the intense and complicated reactions surrounding sudden death and the losses associated with accidents, suicide, homicide, heart attack and stroke. Featuring chapters by Janice Harris Lord; Terry Martin and Kenneth Doka (261 pages)
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