Rates and Risks of Complicated Grief Among Psychiatric Clinic Patients in Karachi, Pakistan

Prigerson, Holly G.; Ahmed, Irshad; Silverman, Gabriel K.; Saxena, Atulya K.; Maciejewski, Paul K.; Jacobs, Selby; Kasl, Stanislav V.; Aqeel, Noorulain; Hamirani, Munir

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“…A large number of studies that examined differences in grief reactions within a relatively short period after the loss reported that time since the loss did not significantly impact the severity of prolonged grief symptoms or PGD diagnosis (Holland et al, 2006;Prigerson et al, 2002). Other researchers have found that grief reactions and coping may even worsen over time (Rando, 1983; Servaty-Seib & Pistole, 2 006).…”

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Prolonged Grief Disorder and Depression in a German Community Sample

2014

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The aims of this study were to examine rates and risk factors for prolonged grief and to investigate the association between prolonged grief and depression. The authors interviewed a heterogeneous bereaved sample of 61 Germans, 6 of whom had prolonged grief and depression, respectively. The 2 syndromes were strongly linked to one another. Risk factors for prolonged grief were being a woman and having high levels of religious beliefs and low levels of satisfaction with one's religious beliefs, emotional closeness to the deceased, and unanticipated loss. Symptoms of prolonged grief may endure years postloss and often overlap with depression.

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“…However, most studies have sampled bereaved persons using no substantial variability in the time since the loss (e.g., Holland, Currier, & Neimeyer, 2006;Prigerson et al, 2002). Therefore, the current study aimed to include a sample of mourners who varied considerably in time since the loss.…”

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Prolonged Grief Disorder and Depression in a German Community Sample

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“…These findings are corroborated by Burke and Neimeyer (2012) who identified being a mother of the deceased as a risk factor for developing CG. Also, Prigerson et al (2002) found that parents were 11 times more likely to meet criteria for CG than other kinship types. Given the connection between severe grief responses of close kin in relation to violent death loss, the current case study will highlight the experience of a mother bereaved by homicide.…”

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Disenfranchised Grief Following African American Homicide Loss

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Disenfranchised grief is experienced when a mourner's grief response is socially invalidated, unacknowledged, or discouraged. When the circumstances of death or the emotional reactions of the griever violate social norms, empathic failures can occur within the bereaved individual's support systems. This study used conventional content analysis, an intensive and inductive qualitative research method, to analyze the experience of one African American woman who lost her only son to homicide, a particularly distressing and marginalized form of loss. Results elucidate both the empathic failings and resiliencies within the social systems of this griever and emerged from the perspectives offered by the bereaved mother and her primary supporter. Clinical implications and suggestions for future research are discussed.

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“…El duelo complicado resulta mucho más probable después de muertes repentinas o violentas, como los fusilamientos del franquismo. Y el duelo complicado conlleva con frecuencia consecuencias físicas adversas; acrecienta la probabilidad de sufrir enfermedades cardíacas, cáncer, hipertensión y problemas psiquiátricos (Jacobs y Prigerson 2000;Prigerson 1997Prigerson , 2002.…”

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Copla y supervivencia: Conchita Piquer, “Tatuaje”, y el duelo de los vencidos

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2011

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RESUMENEl presente estudio es una lectura de "Tatuaje" (1941), la copla más emblemática de Conchita Piquer, a la sombra de las fosas comunes del terror franquista. Numerosos intelectuales que crecieron durante la posguerra han dejado elocuente testimonio de la pasión con que los vencidos cantaban esta canción. Valiéndome de los recientes documentales que recogen el testimonio de los superviventes del terror franquista sobre el sufrimiento psicológico que supuso la prohibición de enterrar a sus familiares ni llevar a cabo ningún ritual de duelo por ellos, sostengo que "Tatuaje" tuvo tanto impacto porque funcionaba durante toda la posguerra como un ritual clandestino de duelo, un duelo bajo la clave de la historia de la mujer del puerto y su marinero. Interpreto la canción como una representación de, y terapia contra, el llamado "duelo complicado." Y argumento que "Tatuaje" también ayudó a los vencidos a resolver un problema existencial: el de ser fantasmas de una época anterior, de no tener papel en la "España nueva" franquista.

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Rates and Risks of Complicated Grief Among Psychiatric Clinic Patients in Karachi, Pakistan

Cited by 87 publications

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Prolonged Grief Disorder and Depression in a German Community Sample

Prolonged Grief Disorder and Depression in a German Community Sample

Disenfranchised Grief Following African American Homicide Loss

Copla y supervivencia: Conchita Piquer, “Tatuaje”, y el duelo de los vencidos

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