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Death & Dying:     more books (100)

Death's Door: Modern Dying and the Ways We Grieve by Sandra M. Gilbert, 2007-08-17 Wholesome Fear: Transforming Your Anxiety About Impermanence and Death by Lama Zopa Rinpoche, Kathleen McDonald, 2010-01-13 The Path Ahead: Readings in Death and Dying by Lynne Ann DeSpelder, Albert Lee Strickland, 1995-01-04 Burial Customs in Ancient Egypt: Life in Death for Rich and Poor (Duckworth Egyptology Series) by Wolfram Grajetzki, 2003-11-01 I Had a Friend Named Peter: Talking to Children About the Death of a Friend by Janice Cohn, 1987-09 Transitions in Dying and Bereavement: A Psychosocial Guide for Hospice and Palliative Care by Moira Cairns, Marney Thompson, et all 2003-06 Preparing for Death: The Science of Dying by C.W. Adams, 2010-07-15 More Than Meets The Eye, True Stories About Death, Dying, and Afterlife by Yvonne Perry, 2005-06-09 Palliative Care: A Practical Guide for the Health Professional: Finding Meaning and Purpose in Life and Death by Kathryn Boog BScOTSROTSPDipA, Claire Tester DipCOTSROTPGDip, 2007-10-23 DEATH AND DYING IN CENTRAL APPALACHIA: CHANGING ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES by James K. Crissman, 1994-03-01 Handbook of Death and Dying (2 Vol. Set) by Clifton D. Bryant (Editor), 2003-10-01 A Better Way of Dying: How to Make the Best Choices at the End of Life by Jeanne Fitzpatrick, Eileen M. Fitzpatrick, 2010-01-26 Shamanic Guide to Death and Dying by Kristin Madden, 2005-10-04 Death and Dying: End-of-Life Controversies (Information Plus Reference Series) by Sandra M Alters, 2008-10-03

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81. Omega -- Journal Of Death And Dying
    Omega Journal of death and dying is a refereed journal that draws significant contributions from the fields of psychology, sociology, medicine, anthropology  
    http://www.adec.org/pubs/omega.htm
    
    Extractions: Associate Editor: Kenneth J. Doka, Ph.D. Omega Journal of Death and Dying is a refereed journal that draws significant contributions from the fields of psychology, sociology, medicine, anthropology, law, education, history, and literature. Omega serves as a reliable guide for clinicians, social workers, and health professionals who must deal with problems in crisis management, e.g., terminal illness, fatal accidents, catastrophe, suicide and bereavement. Contributions are from knowledgeable professionals in universities, hospitals, clinics, nursing homes or gerontology centers, suicide prevention centers, funeral directors and others who are concerned with thanatology and the impact of death on individuals and the human community. Baywood Publishing Company, Inc.

82. ADEC - Web Resources
    Group http//www.SturbridgeGroup.com This site lists training schedules, publications and other resources that surround issues of death, dying and grief.  
    http://www.adec.org/links/
    
    Extractions: A state/province listing of Suicide Prevention And Crisis Intervention Centers in the USA, Canada, Great Britain, and Singapore. AAS sponsors The National Hopeline Network 1-800-SUICIDE that provides access to trained telephone counselors, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week . American Board of Hospice and Palliative Medicine (ABPHM) www.abhpm.org American College of Forensic Examiners: www.acfe.com American Counseling Association: http://www.counseling.org American Hospice Foundation www.americanhospice.org The American Hospice Foundation works to improve access to quality hospice care and effective grief management through public education, professional training, and consumer advocacy. The Foundation offers training workshops, electronic self-study courses, publications and free articles about hospice and grief. American Psychological Association: http://www.apa.org/

83. Journey Home: Channeled Readings
    Channelings from Abigail, psychic readings, spiritual growth, meditation, emotional healing, death, dying, grief, loss, relationships.  
    http://www.journeyhome.com/abigail
    
    Extractions: so complete, that you are afraid of who you really are. Your human self fears this discovery because it is afraid of being consumed or destroyed by it. It fears that all bets w ill be off, all games will end, and you will appear naked before an audience of your peers. Instead you will discover it as the Home you wandered away from, you could never find. You've been wandering as though Homeless when it was never really possible to leave home at all. Your despair, your loneliness have come from the perception that you have been separated from your Source. Nothing could be further from the Truth. You have only to enter the silence

84. Death And Dying
    death and dying Outline The Growth House, Inc. Guide to death, dying, bereavement, and end of life issues on the net. Annotated search engines and links.  
    http://classweb.gmu.edu/awinsler/ordp/death.html
    
    Extractions: General Very interesting site to help people remember that their time in this world is limited. Calculates your expected death date based on birthdate and gender. Calculates your life expectancy on the basis on Northwestern Mutual life insurance company's criteria. Unbelievable site - incredible links to other scholarly sources, databases on death statistics, cross cultural perspectives and differing views of death, debates on euthanasia, abortion, religion. Their good list of links on death. Guide to death, dying, bereavement, and end of life issues on the net. Annotated search engines and links. Small but good list of links related to death. Good links on terminal illness and dying and being cared for in hospice.

85. Last Acts Campaign To Improve End-of-life Care
    Campaign to improve care of the dying by coalition of healthcare professional and consumer organizations. News and discussion on death and dying, reports on palliative care, resource directory, free publications, and email newsletter provided.  
    http://www.lastacts.org/
    
    Extractions: Last Acts is a campaign to improve end-of-life care by a coalition of professional and consumer organizations. We believe in palliative care, focused on managing pain and making life better for individuals and families facing death. Last Acts envisions a world in which dying people and their loved ones receive excellent care and are honored and supported by their community. This site is for professionals and volunteers working to improve care of the dying. Take advantage of our 6- and 18-month discount packages, available until June 30. Click here to learn more about our valuable benefits! Palliative Care Resource Center - a practical guide to improve the practice of palliative care in hospitals, nursing homes, hospices and long-term care facilities. Our experts offer workable solutions to overcome barriers and make palliative care operational in clinical practice, institutional life and public policy.

86. Home Page
    Perspectives. on. death and dying. 5 th Edition. an. Online Textbook. edited by. Philip A. Pecorino, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy. Queensborough  
    http://www2.sunysuffolk.edu/pecorip/SCCCWEB/ETEXTS/DeathandDying_TEXT/default.ht

87. Growth House: Guide To Death, Dying, Grief, Bereavement, And End Of Life Resourc
    Resources for lifethreatening illness, end of life care, bereavement and grief, death and dying.  
    http://www.growthhouse.org/
    
    Extractions: Did you know that Growth House offers over 70 different electronic discussion lists related to all aspects of end-of-life care? Learn more in our Professional Forum Located in San Francisco, Growth House, Inc. , provides information and referral services for agencies working with death and dying issues. Health care providers may call for further information. Our general email address is info@growthhouse.org . Due to the heavy volume of electronic mail we may be unable to provide a personal reply to your messages. We celebrate diversity, not just tolerate it! For details read our statement on diversity Growth House celebrates the memory of William John Garvey. The adventure is not yet over. Growth House, Inc., provides this award-winning portal as your international gateway to resources for life-threatening illness and end of life care. Our primary mission is to improve the quality of compassionate care for people who are dying through public education and global professional collaboration. Our search engine gives you access to the Internet's most comprehensive collection of reviewed resources for end-of-life care.

88. THE BURNS ARCHIVE
    death dying. The death dying Collection spans the worlds cultures and consists of about 4,000 photographs (18401996). It contains  
    http://www.burnsarchive.com/archive/dd.html
    
    Extractions: The Death & Dying Collection spans the worlds cultures and consists of about 4,000 photographs (1840-1996). It contains one of the largest archives of early images of death and dying and is particularly note worthy for its daguerreotypes. Numerous exhibitions and the 1990 "Best Photo Book of the Year", Sleeping Beauty: Memorial Photography in America was prepared from the collection. Husban at the Side of Wife's Casket Other texts are currently in production. The main emphasis of the collection is the personal, memorial photographs taken by and for families of the deceased. Other sub-collections include war death, executions, news worthy deaths such as criminal violence, accidents etc. Limited edition prints of many of the iconic images are available. We welcome contact with people interested in the field. Death In America In 1997, award winning Producer-Director, J.R. Olivero, in association with Dr. Stanley B. Burns, completed the first comprehensive video documentary on the study of death and it's effects on American Society. "Death In America", is now available from the Burns Archive or the Death In America website "Death In America" is an overview of cultural and philosophical evolution on the subject of illness and death in the last four centuries of American History. It investigates changes in popular attitudes, medical and technological advances, legislative issues, religious teachings and cultural taboos. "Death In America" also looks at the unusual, darker and occasionally humorous side of these issues. As examples, physicians keeping grave robbers on retainer for over 250 years, the Bayer company inventing Heroin, baby bottles killing thousands of children each year and the editor of the

89. Index
    Offers online support in relationships, bereavement, death and dying, business and administrative issues.  
    http://www.justforyoucounselingservices.com

90. Nursing Organizations
    Door Seven Healthcare Links. death, dying, and caregiver resources. Home. Magic Stream; death, dying and grief. Through death s Gate A guide to selfless death.  
    http://members.tripod.com/~DianneBrownson/passages.html

91. Facing Death And Dying, Transcending Grief And Loss
    Nonprofit agency providing services to people with terminal illnesses; education, videos and training on AIDS and death and dying including works by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross and Dannion Brinkley.  
    http://www.ktc.net/ritesofpassage/

92. Special Topics - Death And Dying
    death and dying Bibliography. Books. Barley, Nigel. Ethical issues in death and dying. 2nd ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ Prentice Hall, 1996. 45p.  
    http://www.usc.edu/isd/locations/science/gerontology/MLA/mlabib_death.html
    
    Extractions: Death and Dying Bibliography Books Barley, Nigel. Grave matters: A lively history of death around the world . New York, Henry Holt, 1997. Beauchamp, Robert M. Veatch. Ethical issues in death and dying. 2nd ed. Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Prentice Hall, 1996. 45p. Bowers, Margaretta K. Counseling the dying . Northvale, N.J.: J. Aronson, 1994. 183p. Byock., Ira. Dying well : the prospect for growth at the end of life. New York: Riverhead Books, 1997. 299p. Corr, Charles A. Death and dying, life and living. Pacific Grove, CA : Brooks/Cole Pub. Co., 1997. 659p DeSpelder, Lynne Ann, The last dance : encountering death and dyi ng. 4th ed. Mountain View, Calif.: Mayfield Pub. Company, 1996. 688p Dickenson, Donna. . London ; Newbury Park, Calif. : Sage Publications, 1993. 321p Guroian, Vigen. Life's living toward dying : a theological and medical-ethical study. Grand Rapids, Mich.: W.B. Eerdmans Pub., 1996. 108p. Infeld, Donna Lind.

93. MyDeath.Net
    Discussion center for death and dying.  
    http://www.myDeath.net/

94. Death & Dying From About.com
    About s complete site dedicated to death, dying, terminal illness, funerals, euthanasia, hospice, grief, bereavement and pet loss. Search. death and dying  
    http://dying.miningco.com/mbody.htm?terms=death&COB=home

95. Moment Point Press -- Publisher Of Tools For Conscious Creation
    Publisher of books related to selfhelp, personal growth, conscious creation, new age, spirituality, and death and dying.  
    http://www.momentpoint.com/

96. Dying.miningco.com/health/dying/
    More results from dying.miningco.com death, dying and Terminal Illness Spirituality, Alternative This organization, based in San Francisco, provides information and referral services for agencies and those dealing with death and dying issues.  
    http://dying.miningco.com/health/dying/

97. The Leaving Life Questionnaire ( LLQ): A Death And Dying Questionnaire
    A guide to exploring ideas, feelings and experiences related to death and dying, quality of life and suffering, old age,and voluntary euthanasia.  
    http://leavelife.com/
    
    Extractions: The Leaving Life Questionnaire is about death and dying . A few of the topics covered are: what you learned about death and dying as you were growing up, your ability to adapt to very old age, and your thoughts about the social consequences of making voluntary euthanasia more accessible. You are asked about factors that might affect a personal decision for voluntary euthanasia, such as quality of life or level of suffering, the reactions of others to your dying, your value to society, and certain personality characteristics. For more about the general nature of the LLQ and for information about the author, see the General Introduction . For an overview of content, check the Section Descriptions . To find out which version suits your needs, go to Versions of the LLQ . For links to all of this site, proceed to the Site Map

98. Coping: Helping Children Deal With Death And Dying
    children. How to handle the subject of death and dying with your child. works. Coping helping children deal with death and dying.  
    http://mdmd.essortment.com/childdeathcopi_rexb.htm
    
    Extractions: Coping: helping children deal with death and dying Coping with the dying and death is not easy for children. How to handle the subject of death and dying with your child. An honest, matter of fact, sensitive approach that works. Death is the natural culmination of life. Children need to learn about death, hopefully, before it claims someone close to them. How do you counsel your child about the realities of death and dying? If you take an honest, frank, but sensitive approach, both you and your child will benefit greatly. Take advantage of natural occurrences around you. As the leaves begin to fall off the trees, talk about the changes in the seasons. Relate this to the stages of human life. We are born, we grow, we blossom, we reproduce, we age, and then eventually, we die. This does not have to be a scary conversation. If you keep the conversational tone even and forthright, you can assure your child that this is just the natural way life proceeds. Discuss in general terms what would happen to the Earth, if the old did not die to make way for the new. bodyOffer(27233) The old do not go to sleep to make room for the new, so avoid referring to death as going to sleep forever. This can lead to nightmares and instill a fear of sleeping in your child. Your child may actually be afraid of going to sleep and never waking back up again. Euphemisms should really be avoided all together. If you say that someone has gone away, then your child is likely to believe that they may be coming back sometime soon. If you say that someone has gone away and will never be back, then your child may never want you to go anywhere again. If you shouldnt use euphemisms, then how can you soften the subject of death for your child?

99. The Natural Death Centre - Woodland Burials, Cardboard Coffins, Green Funerals
    Nonprofit publisher on dying at home, death care and preparing funerals.  
    http://www.naturaldeath.org.uk/

100. Ultimate Concerns -- Death & Dying
     Ultimate Concerns death dying. death Benefits Social Security, veterans, other benefits. Other Websites information on death dying.  
     http://seniors-site.com/ultimate/

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