INTERVENTIONS WITH BEREAVED CHILDR
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Communicating w/children through play/helping family members share their grief/creative groupwork methods/using drama/etc Booknews Contributors describe varying approaches to working with bereaved children in contexts including drama and play therapy, schools, hospitals, and residential environments. They discuss group, individual, and family therapy, working with children with learning difficulties, and families affected by HIV, offering case vignettes from projects in the US and the UK. Includes b&w illustrations. Distributed by Taylor & Francis. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
ForewordPrefaceIntroduction: The Grieving Child: From Grief to Belief11Communicating with Children Through Play92Direct Work Techniques with the Siblings of Children Dying from Cancer243Chairing the Child: A Seat of Bereavement454Non-Directive Play Therapy with Bereaved Children685It is Impossible not to Communicate - Helping the Grieving Family876A Cradling of Different Sort1077Grieving Together. Helping Family Members Share their Grief1218Creative Groupwork Methods with Bereaved Children1419Sharing Experience - The Value of Groups for Bereaved Children16010Camp Winston - A Residential Intervention for Bereaved Children17211Group Work with Bereaved Children19312Using Drama in Grief Work20413Helping Families and Professionals to Work with Children who have Learning Difficulties21914Transcultural Counselling - Bereavement Counselling with Adolescents23215Managing a Tragedy in a Secondary School24116Voices from the Crowd - Stories from the Hillsborough Football Stadium Disaster25417Making Memory Stores with Children and Families affected by HIV26718Embracing Fears and Sharing Tears: Working with Grieving Children28519Group Interventions with Bereaved Children 5-17 years of age: From a Medical Centre - Based Young Persons Grief Support Program29520Coaching Children's Grief Through Art321About the Authors332Index336
\ BooknewsContributors describe varying approaches to working with bereaved children in contexts including drama and play therapy, schools, hospitals, and residential environments. They discuss group, individual, and family therapy, working with children with learning difficulties, and families affected by HIV, offering case vignettes from projects in the US and the UK. Includes b&w illustrations. Distributed by Taylor & Francis. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)\ \
