Moving Through Loss: Addressing Grief in Our Patients

HartJane,

doi:10.1089/act.2012.18301

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“…On the first morning back at school following the loss of a student to suicide, the school should hold a meeting to provide staff with a death announcement to read to their classes. How youth hear about a death can have a profound effect on ways in which the individual responds (Hart, 2012). As such, anyone known to be very close to a deceased youth should be notified individually if possible, while the rest of the students can be told in class.…”

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Understanding Suicide Bereavement, Contagion, and the Importance of Thoughtful Postvention in Schools

Diefendorf

Norden

Abrutyn

et al. 2022

SpringerBriefs in Psychology

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The rising rates of youth suicide in the USA demand thoughtful evidence-based strategies to help schools and communities recover after a suicide loss has occurred. With this chapter, we review research on the experience of suicide bereavement in adolescence, outline what is known about the potential for suicide to spread through social networks and for singleton suicides to escalate into suicide clusters, and discuss best practices for thoughtful postvention in schools and communities.

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Understanding Suicide Bereavement, Contagion, and the Importance of Thoughtful Postvention in Schools

Diefendorf

Norden

Abrutyn

et al. 2022

SpringerBriefs in Psychology

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Group Work with Bereaved Individuals: The Power of Mutual Aid

Knight

Gitterman

2013

Social Work

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Group work has been underused as an intervention with grieving clients. This is despite the fact that group membership offers bereaved individuals a number of unique advantages. In this article, the use of group work with bereaved individuals is examined, based on current theory and research. The role and skills of the group worker are identified and illustrated through the use of case examples. Challenges associated with working with groups for bereaved individuals also are discussed.

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Moving Through Loss: Addressing Grief in Our Patients

Cited by 2 publications

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Understanding Suicide Bereavement, Contagion, and the Importance of Thoughtful Postvention in Schools

Understanding Suicide Bereavement, Contagion, and the Importance of Thoughtful Postvention in Schools

Group Work with Bereaved Individuals: The Power of Mutual Aid

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