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Explore the complexities of the mourning process with this insightful volume from the Hospice Foundation of America. Edited by Kenneth J. Doka and Amy S. Tucci, this book provides professional perspectives and compassionate guidance for navigating non-traditional or prolonged grief. It serves as an essential resource for clinicians, caregivers, or anyone seeking to understand the intricate emotional landscape of loss. This text is suitable for academic study, professional development, or personal healing. - Softcover binding - Part of the Living With Grief series - Comprehensive expert contributors - Focuses on complicated grief reactions Author: Kenneth J. Doka, Amy S. Tucci Publisher: Hospice Foundation of America Format: Paperback Language: English Topic: Psychology, Self-Help, Grief Publication Year: 2011 Genre: Non-fiction Subject: Death, Loss, Bereavement Series: Living With Grief Condition: Pre-owned Light shelf wear on edges and corners. Interior pages have highlighting- Refer to photos for details psychology, bereavement, mental health, counseling, self-help, hospice care, mourning, clinical resource, social work, therapeutic, grief support, education