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Stock #12926
(ISBN 978-1-878812-92-6)
408 pages
7” x 10” papercover
© 2003





Transitions in Dying and Bereavement
A Psychosocial Guide for Hospice and Palliative Care

By the Victoria Hospice Society, and Moira Cairns, R.S.W., Marney Thompson, M.A., and Wendy Wainwright, M.Ed.
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Introduction
Perspective On: Support for the Care Team

  1. Establishing the Framework: Integration of Psychosocial and Palliative Care
    Perspective On: The Role of Counselors

  2. Beginning the Journey: Early Diagnosis and Treatment
    Perspective On: Assessment

  3. The Path Not Chosen: Recurrence and Chronic Illness
    Perspective On: Family Care

  4. Entering the Unknown: The Shift Toward Hospice and Palliative Care
    Perspective On: Dying Children

  5. The Long and Winding Road: Illness Predominates
    Perspective On: Alternative Therapy

  6. Watching and Waiting: As Death Approaches
    Perspective On: Body Image, Sex, and Intimacy

  7. Parting of the Ways: Time of Death
    Perspective On: Deep Emotions

  8. Walking the Edges: When a Death Occurs
    Perspective On: Cultural Competence

  9. Entering the Depths: Adjusting to Loss
    Perspective On: Difficult Grief

  10. Mending the Heart: Reconnecting with the World

Afterword: The Last Word
Index

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