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"For the Bereaved focuses on the practical issues and the emotional upheaval involved in bereavement. Here, the reader will find useful information about what to expect and what to do during the days, weeks, and months following loss. The book is meant to aid the bereaved and those who share their loss in dealing with changes in life that occur after the death of a loved one. The main feature of the book is the remarkably sound advice offered by highly experienced, distinguished authorities who deal with these problems regularly ... Their words of wisdom and experience will be deeply appreciated by those going through the process of bereavement. Not only are their messages likely to be a source of support and comfort, but above all, they permit the bereaved to consider the causes and effects of their grief as a necessary step in recovery."--Back cover.… (more)
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Part I: Grief
Why you should understand grief: a minister's views
E.N. Jackson
Grief: a physician-minister's view
W.B. McCullough
Understanding your mourning: a psychiatrist's view
D. Petetz
Grief in anticipation of death
F.P Herter and J.A. Knight
When a child dies
M.E. Robinson
The lost image
S. Bess
The special needs of bereaved children
S. Goodman
To the bereaved of a suicide
E.S. Shneildman
Sirviving a suicide
D. Lester
Tender are the scars
M. Jones
Thoughts on my wife's death
J.P. Rudin
Rights of passage, rites of passage
M. Siegel
A lifetime of preparation for bereavement
A.C. Carr
Lindemann's studies on reactions to grief
A. Rosell
A message for the living
H. Zinsser
The second time around: grief revisited
A.H. Kutscher
Part II: Funerals
Grief and meaning of the funeral
L.G. Kutscher
Acute grief and the funeral
R. Pinette
The funeral service
E.L. Post
The condolence call
R. Flesch
Children and funeral
J.E. Schowalter
THe bramble bush
S. Bess
Part III: THoughts about death
Judaism and the experience of death
I. Blank
Christianity and the experience of death
W. DeBold
Supersturcture at hight tide
S. Bess
Part IV: The recovery
Grief: the road to recovery
Rev. A. Pangrazzi
Avoiding the mistakes in bereavement
J.P. Cattell
Talking out, feeling out, acting out
E.N. Jackson
How we should mourn
J. Stern, Jr.
The magic of time
A.H. Kutscher
Expression of grief
J. Bess
Transitions for the bereaved: the future
C.M. Parkes
Reaching out: the library
R.D. Miller
Reaching out: education
K.O. Budmen
Renewal
A.H. Kutscher
Part V: Needs of the bereaved family
G.A. Hyman
Why you need your physician now
J. Bess
Physiological aspects of depression
J. Steiner, et.al.
Opinions of the bereaved on bereavement
A.H. Kutscher
Part VI: Starting over
A doctor discusses sexuality and bereavement
R. Michels
A practical guide for young widows
T. Ferguson, et.al.
Finding fulfillment in remarriage
D.B. Maxwell
Remarriage: a psychologist's advice
R.N. Franzblau
Thoughts about remarriage
F.P. Herter
Etiquette and remarriage
E.L. Post
Part VII: Financial pragmatics of bereavement
Counseling the bereaved
G. Rosner
The multiple roles of the estate lawyer
R.H. Bernstein
Family assistance and the probate process
M. Miller
A confidential family checklist
E. Nadel and J.J. Parker
Epilogue: Rural funerals
W. Irving.Irving.