Death and Dying
Of all the losses imaginable, death is the most final and often the hardest to bear. Many people who suffer this loss for the first time are frightened by their grief and may try to avoid it, but grieving is a necessary part of starting to feel better. In this "guidebook" for grieving, child psychologist Carol Antoinette Peacock describes simple, specific actions that help to ease the pain. Readers will also find ideas for expressing their feelings and keeping the memories alive, paving the...
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Of all the losses imaginable, death is the most final and often the hardest to bear. Many people who suffer this loss for the first time are frightened by their grief and may try to avoid it, but grieving is a necessary part of starting to feel better. In this "guidebook" for grieving, child psychologist Carol Antoinette Peacock describes simple, specific actions that help to ease the pain. Readers will also find ideas for expressing their feelings and keeping the memories alive, paving the way to a new life.
Chapter 1Grief Up Close5Chapter 2How People Grieve17Chapter 3Warm Up27Chapter 4Express Your Feelings37Chapter 5Reaching Out47Chapter 6Keeping Memories Alive57Chapter 7Moving On67Glossary72Further Resources74Index77About the Author80
