On children and death
Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
- New York Macmillan 1983
- 279 p
Contents: Letter to bereaved parents Beginnings of life Sudden death Head injuries and coma Natural way to prepare children for life Loss as a catalyst for growth and understanding Missing and murdered children and childhood suicide Alternative treatments: visualization Children's inner knowledge of death and their symbolic language How can friends help? Letting go Funerals Spiritual aspects of the work with dying children Resources: groups and support systems
The distinguished than atologist explains how parents and relatives of terminally ill children can cope with the physical, emotional and psychological crises of death, discussing fear, grief, the hospice movement, and other significant concerns
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--Parent and child Children --Death--Psychological aspects Terminally ill children -- --Psychology