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Without you [electronic resource]
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In this sympathetic book, Tamar Granot explains the immediate and long-term effects of loss on children and adolescents. She describes how loss is experienced at different ages, explaining the significant consequences it can have on the development of personality. Without You provides valuable guidance for parents and carers of bereaved children.
| Title |
Without you [electronic resource] : children and young people growing up with loss and its effects / Tamar Granot. |
|---|---|
| Edition |
1st American pbk. ed. |
| Publisher |
London Philadelphia : Jessica Kingsley Publishers |
| Creation Date |
2005 |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record. Includes bibliographical references and index. English |
| Content |
Cover Without You: Children and Young People Growing Up with Loss and its Effects Contents Introduction What this book is about Why this bookwas written Being aware of your own experiences that you bring to the book as a reader 1 The Bereavement of Children Children's perception of loss Influence of the socio-cultural environment on children's understanding of death and loss Stages of grieving How children grieve 2 Reactions to Loss According to the Child's Developmental Stage Level of emotional and cognitive development Separation, attachment, and loss Responses to loss by age groupEarly childhood (birth to 3 years) The Oedipal stage (age 5 to 7) The latency period (age 7 to 11) Adolescence (age 12 to 18) Early adulthood (age 18 to 30) Summary: The intrapsychic experience of loss and its effects on personality development and pathology 3 Additional Variables Affecting the Child's Response Circumstances of loss Period of uncertainty Foreseeable death as compared to sudden death Suicide Murder Divorce Rejection and abandonment Previous and cumulative losses Loss of two parents Gender of the absent parent and the child The relationship prior to the lossInfluence of cultural and socio-economic factors 4 The Remaining Parent and the Family System How the parent copes with the loss Personality of the parent and how it affects coping: implications for the child Coping with loss within the family Aspects of the family system that influence coping with loss Bereaved siblings New beginnings and other changes in life 5 A Few More Things That One Should Know Dos Don'ts A few myths about children How to respond: some practical suggestions Good signs Warning signs Psychological treatment GLOSSARY RECOMMENDED READINGINDEX |
| Extent |
1 online resource (242 p.) |
| Language |
English |
| National Library system number |
997010700495505171 |
MARC RECORDS
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