Bereavement: current issues in intervention and prevention

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Publication Type	Journal Article
School or College	School of Medicine
Department	Nursing
citation_author	Caserta, Michael; Trunnell, Eric P.
citation_other_author	White, George L.
citation_title	Bereavement: current issues in intervention and prevention
citation_date	1992
Description	Grief experienced following the loss of a loved one is a normal and necessary process in the adaptive reintegration of the surviving individual. The health educator, in the role of death educator or bereavement counselor, can play a key role in facilitating the normal grieving process as well as identifying and referring individuals experiencing uncommon grief.
Type	text;
citation_publisher	American Alliance for Health, PE, Rec and Dance (AAHPERD)
citation_firstpage	275
Citation_lastpage	280
citation_keywords	Grief Counseling; Bereavement Counseling; Grieving Process;
Subject (LCSH)	Grief; Bereavement; Loss (Psychology);
citation_language	eng;
Bibliographic Citation	Trunnell, E. P., Caserta, M. S., & White, G. L. (1992). Bereavement: current issues in intervention and prevention. Journal of Health Education, 23(5), July/Aug., 275-80.
Rights Management	(c) American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance
Format-Medium	application/pdf (portable document)
Format-Extent	7,250,294 bytes
Identifier	ir-main,5118

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