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Wojnar, Danuta M.; Swanson, Kristen M.; Adolfsson, Ann-Sofie – Death Studies, 2011
In spite of scientific evidence that miscarriage has negative psychological consequences for many individuals and couples, silence and dismissal continue to surround this invisible loss in North American culture and beyond. The grief and sorrow of miscarriage has important implications for clinical practice. It indicates a need for therapeutic…
Descriptors: Pregnancy, Death, Psychological Patterns, Females
Davis, Christopher G.; Wohl, Michael J. A.; Verberg, Norine – Death Studies, 2007
The dominant model of posttraumatic growth (PTG) suggests that growth is precipitated by significant challenges to one's identity or to core assumptions that give one's life meaning, and develops as one goes through meaning-making or schema reconstruction processes. Other perspectives suggest, however, that such growth occurs by other means. We…
Descriptors: Profiles, Phenomenology, Adults, Coping

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