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Ferow, Aime – European Journal of Educational Sciences, 2019
Children experience grief and loss from death, divorce, parental incarceration, and similar situations of being placed in foster care or adoption. These youths may be challenged in recovery due to lacking the necessary life experience and coping skills. They may also lack the appropriate support networks to work through their grief as their…
Descriptors: Grief, Death, Divorce, Foster Care
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Ko, Eunjeong; Roh, Soonhee; Higgins, Doreen – Educational Gerontology, 2013
End-of-life communication is an important process as it allows individuals' treatment preferences to be known, yet not every culture is receptive to such discussions. Planning for end-of-life care is not readily supported in Asian culture, and little is known about individuals' communication with family and health care professionals among older…
Descriptors: Immigrants, Korean Americans, Death, Interpersonal Communication
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Feeley, Thomas Hugh; Anker, Ashley E.; Soriano, Rainier; Friedman, Erica – Communication Education, 2010
Medical students at Mount Sinai School of Medicine participated in an intervention designed to promote knowledge and improved communication skills related to cadaveric organ donation. The intervention required students to interact with a standardized patient for approximately 10 minutes and respond to questions posed about organ donation in a…
Descriptors: Medical Education, Medical Students, Patient Education, Intervention
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Hung, Natalie C.; Rabin, Laura A. – Death Studies, 2009
The experience of bereavement by parental suicide is not well understood, as evidenced by the lack of empirically supported interventions for this underserved population. This article reviews quantitative and qualitative research on the psychopathological outcomes and thematic characteristics of childhood and adolescent suicide survivorship and…
Descriptors: Mental Disorders, Family Relationship, Grief, Qualitative Research
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Irene A. Gutheil; Janna C. Heyman – Health and Social Work, 2005
This study examined an intervention to help high-functioning community-dwelling older people communicate their wishes for care at the end of life with someone they would trust to make health care decisions for them if necessary. Groups consisted of dyads of older people and their potential or designated health care agents randomly assigned to the…
Descriptors: Intervention, Death, Older Adults, Health Services
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Grebin, Margie; Vogel, Joanne E. – Journal of Creativity in Mental Health, 2007
This article provides a brief discussion of the various types of grief and posits that the many types, particularly disenfranchised, lend themselves to recovery through reconnection. Bereavement groups offer a particularly useful means of connection with a larger grieving community and allow validation from others along with personalization of…
Descriptors: Creativity, Grief, Counseling, Death