Grieving, Sharing, and Healing: A Guide for Facilitating Early Adolescent Bereavement Groups
In this guide for group facilitators working with young adolescents, Murthy, former director of the Children's Bereavement Project of Interfaith Neighbors, Inc., and Smith (Jewish Family Services of Greenwich) address the needs of adolescents in grief, give advice on forming and running a bereavement group in different settings, including schools, and describe the stages of a group. They provide activities designed for each group stage in a 12-week curriculum. Annotation ©2006 Book News,...
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Ch. 1Adolescents in grief3Ch. 2Groups as effective tools for grieving adolescents21Ch. 3Planning a bereavement group for adolescents33Ch. 4Responsibilities and characteristics of bereavement group facilitators55Ch. 5The evolving role of the facilitator during the three stages of the bereavement group63Ch. 6Bereavement groups in schools77Ch. 7Activities for the beginning stage93Ch. 8Activities for the middle stage123Ch. 9Activities for the ending stage147App. ASample parent/guardian permission slip175App. BSample CBP intake interview177App. CSample group member contact sheet183App. DService delivery steps187App. ESample CBP introduction to principal letter191App. FChildren's bereavement project (CBP) overview193App. GSample memo to school personnel based on interfaith neighbors' CBP201App. HSample student room schedule203
