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No time for goodbyes : coping with sorrow, anger, and injustice after a tragic death / by Janice Harris Lord.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Ventura, California : Pathfinder Pub. of California, (c)1991.Edition: forth edition., revDescription: 177 pages : illustrations ; 22 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780934793407
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BF575 .N685 1991
  • BF575
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Contents:
II. Grief Following Tragedy -- III. Death of a Daughter or Son -- IV. Death of a Brother or Sister -- V. Death of a Mate or Lover -- Virgin Islands Death of a Parent -- Virgin IslandsI. Suicide -- Virgin IslandsII. Holidays -- IX. Spirituality -- X. Professional Counseling -- XI. Coping With Criminal Justice System -- XII. Financial Issues -- XIII. Conclusion.
Subject: Offers advice for people who are trying to cope with the violent death of a loved one, looking specifically at the death of a daughter/son, brother/sister, mate/lover, or parent; and includes discussion of suicide, handling holidays, spirituality, professional counseling, coping with the criminal justice system, and financial issues.
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Withdrawn G. Allen Fleece Library WITHDRAWN Non-fiction BF575.G7L66 1991 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan 31923001866918

I. Your Grief Is Unique -- II. Grief Following Tragedy -- III. Death of a Daughter or Son -- IV. Death of a Brother or Sister -- V. Death of a Mate or Lover -- Virgin Islands Death of a Parent -- Virgin IslandsI. Suicide -- Virgin IslandsII. Holidays -- IX. Spirituality -- X. Professional Counseling -- XI. Coping With Criminal Justice System -- XII. Financial Issues -- XIII. Conclusion.

Offers advice for people who are trying to cope with the violent death of a loved one, looking specifically at the death of a daughter/son, brother/sister, mate/lover, or parent; and includes discussion of suicide, handling holidays, spirituality, professional counseling, coping with the criminal justice system, and financial issues.

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