Straight Talk about Death for Teenagers: How to Cope with Losing Someone You Love

by Earl A. Grollman

Paperback, 1993

Tags

Death and Dying, Grief

Genres

Collection

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Publication

Beacon Press (1993), 160 pages

Description

Suggests ways to deal with the grief and other emotions felt after the death of a loved one and to discover how to go on living.

Subjects

Bereavement in adolescence
Death
Grief
Grief in adolescence

Language

English

Original language

English

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LibraryThing member madhamster
Concise, straightforward information, with minimal text on each page. This book is concerned mainly with how teenagers may feel after the death of a loved one. The emphasis is placed on understanding the feelings and working through the grief. The final chapter In Loving Memory contains worksheets
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 to help teens describe and work through their emotions
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