41. MedlinePlus: Bereavement available in Spanish. General/Overviews; Coping with Loss bereavement and grief (National Mental Health Association); Grieving Facing http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/bereavement.html

@import url(http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/images/advanced.css); Skip navigation Other health topics: A B C D ... List of All Topics Bereavement Contents of this page: From the NIH General/Overviews Diagnosis/Symptoms Directories ... Teenagers Search MEDLINE for recent research articles on Bereavement You may also be interested in these MedlinePlus related pages: Death and Dying Mental Health and Behavior Social/Family Issues From the National Institutes of Health Loss, Grief, and Bereavement (PDQ) (National Cancer Institute) Also available in: Spanish General/Overviews Coping with Loss - Bereavement and Grief (National Mental Health Association) Grieving: Facing Illness, Death and Other Losses (American Academy of Family Physicians) Also available in: Spanish Diagnosis/Symptoms What to Watch For (AARP) You Know You Are Getting Better When... (American Hospice Foundation) Specific Conditions/Aspects Bereaved Employee: Returning to Work (American Hospice Foundation) Death of an Adult Child (Compassionate Friends) Funerals and Memorials: A Part of Recovery (American Psychiatric Association) Grief of Stepparents When a Child Dies (Compassionate Friends) Helping a Grieving Parent (American Hospice Foundation) Helping Others Heal: How to Listen (AARP) Helping Your Bereaved Friend (American Hospice Foundation) Helping Yourself through Grief (American Hospice Foundation) How to Deal with Grief (Center for Mental Health Services) Marking Holidays and Anniversaries (American Hospice Foundation) Parents Who Are Now Childless (Compassionate Friends)

42. Pet Heaven UKbased site on all aspects of pet bereavement, grief and loss. http://www.pet.heaven.i12.com

43. Family Bereavement - Grief, Hospice, And Terminal Illness Resources The net s most extensive directory of resources for families facing terminal illness and death, covering grief, bereavement, hospice care, death and dying, and http://www.growthhouse.org/famgrief.html

Related: Bookstore General Bereavement Natal And Infant Loss Helping Children ... Death With Dignity Bereaved Families Press this button to scan our database for general resources for grief in family settings: This page is devoted to grief in family settings. We have related pages on natal and infant loss and helping children with death and serious illness Our general bereavement resources page has other helpful sites. More listings for child and family grief may appear in other death and dying directories . General child and family health sites are listed in general health directories For elderly people, the challenges of death and dying are usually linked to more general issues regarding basic living arrangements, finances, and aging. Many eldercare resources exist to provide care for the total person. Please note the following resources for family bereavement in particular: Give Sorrow Words By Thomas S. Crider. This book follows a father's healing process following the sudden death of his only child. His daughter, a senior in college, was killed in a fire that engulfed her room. This book is of particular value because it realistically shows that grief processes can be long and painful. The shock of an unexpected, senseless death is particularly hard to take. How To Survive The Loss Of A Parent By Lois F. Akner and Catherine Whitney. This book is intended for adult readers who are seeking support following the death of a parent. Akner uses stories from participants in her popular workshops to illustrate the range of reactions people may have when a parent dies.

44. After Death Communication Research Foundation (ADCRF) Home Page After Death Communication Research Foundation (ADCRF) extensive information and resources regarding after death communication (ADC), ADC, bereavement, grief, life after death. http://www.adcrf.org/

AFTER DEATH COMMUNICATION RESEARCH FOUNDATION (ADCRF) ADCRF Home Page Share ADC (Web Form) ADC Stories (290+) Spiritual Spectrum Bulletin Board ... Various Holy Book Quotations Re: The AfterLife If you have had an after death communication (ADC)... please consider sharing via our ADC Web Form and/or E-mailing us an account... Thanks! In great respect and appreciation of those willing to share their experiences, NDERF/ADCRF/OBERF has posted more Experience accounts that any other websites in the world - as you can see, your contribution can make such a difference to others around the globe. Click below for more information on this important project: Experience Sharing Project Overview Click for the l ... atest ADC's , and What's New and Noteworthy in the ADC world! SITE CONTENTS #1 ADC Book - Hello from Heaven! Book Review Visions of the Bereaved, Hallucination or Reality by Kay Witmer Woods, Ph.D. INTERESTING FAQ: We analyzed 238 contributions to our ADC website form exploring the relationship between the deceased and the person reporting the ADC. We found that 46 (19%)of the contacts occurred within 24 hours or less. Interestingly, 35 (76%) of the 46 contacts occurred between blood relatives. Only 5 (14%) occurred between significant others. A BIG THANKS goes out to those who submitted their experiences on the website so that we can gain important insights into the ADC phenomena!

45. WidowNet An information and support resource for, and by, widows and widowers. Topics covered include grief, bereavement, recovery, and other information helpful to those who have suffered the death of a spouse. http://www.fortnet.org/WidowNet/

WidowNet Home Page Search FAQ Awards ... Public Forums About Other Widow/ers Demographics Histories Memorials Surveys ... Web Rings Thank you for visiting WidowNet, an information and self-help resource for, and by, widows and widowers. Topics covered include grief, bereavement, recovery, and other information helpful to people, of all ages, religious backgrounds and sexual orientations, who have suffered the death of a spouse or life partner. If you're not sure about how to navigate the site, please see the FAQ Comments and Ideas from Other Widows Dumb Remarks and Stupid Questions Getting Through the Holidays You know you're getting better when ... Stupid Widow or Widower Tricks ... New Message Board WidowNet Applauds the Efforts of Cover the Uninsured Week Grief or Bereavement In the News Widow’s grief turns into election victory - Columbia Daily Tribune - November 12 2000 On Our Own Terms - Moyers on Dying PBS - 9/10 and 9/13 /2000 On death and living - Pittsburg Post-Gazette Sept 17, 2000 A window into a nation of widows - US News and World Report - September 11, 2000

46. Bereavement - The Process Of Grieving A Loss Others may be unable to move on from their grief, making it impossible to rebuild their lives. Certain factors can make a difficult bereavement more likely http://hcd2.bupa.co.uk/fact_sheets/mosby_factsheets/Bereavement.html

search home services health information ... BUPA Products and services Health insurance Financial protection Hospitals Care homes ... International cover Visitor interest areas Individuals Business Intermediaries Health professionals ... BUPA members Facilities finder Find local health and fitness facilities World of BUPA BUPA services around the world at bupa.com health information ABC of health Bereavement R E L A T E D L I N K S Download a pdf of this factsheet Published by BUPA's Health Information Team February 2004 Bereavement means, literally, to be deprived by death. After someone close to you dies, you go through a process of mourning. Numbness, anger and sadness can all be part of that process. Bereavement can also cause physical reactions including sleeplessness, loss of energy and loss of appetite. ... http://www.crusebereavementcare.org.uk The Royal College of Psychiatrists http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk National Association of Bereavement Services ABC of health healthy living alcohol baby centre children's health complementary health cosmetic surgery dental health embarrassing health emotional health exercise health in the news heart health holiday health men's health online health advice physical health seasonal health senior health sexual health smoking sleep student health women's health workplace health your amazing body blood brain eye heart kidneys liver pancreas skin thyroid medicines ACE inhibitors antacids and alginates antibiotics antihistamines benzodiazepines beta2 agonists beta-blockers calcium-channel blockers combined oral contraceptives eye preparations

47. Denver Hypnotherapist - Transpersonal Hypnotherapy And Neurolinguistic Programmi Denver hypnotherapist and neurolinguistic programming practitioner, Jolee Henry specializes in grief and bereavement counseling, smoking cessation programs, weight management and self esteem issues. http://www.resourcefulself.com

"Empowerment to reVision your life and reSolve limiting beliefs and patterns." Denver Hypnotherapist Helps You Transform Your Habits Click here for a free consultation! A transpersonal hypnotherapist and neurolinguistic programming practitioner, Jolee Henry McKowen works closely with you to help you through life transitions. Located in Denver, Colorado she specializes in: Grief and bereavement counseling. Smoking cessation programs. Weight management programs. Body image and self esteem issues. Teaching the practice of meditation. With her therapeutic guidance to support you, Jolee helps you experience creative solutions and inner healing as you transform your relationships — with yourself and others. Whether you're dealing with stress anxiety issues ... the death of a loved one ... breaking unwanted habits ... social phobias, she can help you gain insight into yourself. Using deep relaxation techniques, Jolee empowers you to reVision your life and reSolve your limiting beliefs and patterns regarding grief, family, weight, self esteem and more. Contact Jolee if you're interested in a phone consultation e-mail consultation or in-office session About Jolee Psychomanteum Experience Temenos Institute ... Home Page Jolee Henry McKowen, MA, Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC)

48. Death And Dying - An Introductory'e-book'for Students The question I am most often asked as a bereavement counselor and therapist is,. is well within the bounds of what might be called normal grief helps to http://www.bereavement.org/

[ Home ] Glossary Feedback Bibliography This is an 'e-book' - an electronic book created to help those who grieve and those who provide support for the bereaved. It's purpose is to foster an understanding of the human response to the phenomena of death, dying and bereavement. The material was prepared with the everyday user in mind. However, the material is suitable for use at the college level. You may download any portion of this e-book for your personal or educational use so long as articles are quoted in their entirety and the author is recognized. © Howard R. Gorle (2002) PLEASE NOTE This site is constantly 'Under Construction'. Material is being gathered from many sources to reflect the diversity of research, understanding and thoughts of many thanatologists and the requests and comments of visitors to the site. Pages are being developed and posted as quickly as possible. This site has been created and maintained as a public service. In return we ask you to please take a few moments and complete our consumer survey . Your comments, suggestions, requests and critiques of this website are needed and appreciated and will definitely influence future development.

49. Griefwork Center, Inc. Crisis intervention, sudden loss, suicide awareness, grief and bereavement education, and training programs for professionals. http://www.griefworkcenter.com

Visit "Upcoming Events" to see where Barbara Rubel will be speaking next! Welcome to Griefwork Center, Inc. We are committed to providing the highest quality educational and professional training programs and bring expert training to your organization On-site training tailored to your needs, delivered on your schedule . . . Crisis Intervention Public Tragedy and Victims Assistance Palliative Care Burnout, Compassion Fatigue, Secondary Trauma Sudden Loss and Traumatic Grief Our on-site training programs are designed to give health care professionals the skills needed to provide compassionate care in a time of need. Learn guidelines, tools, and strategies needed to support those who are dying and those who are grieving. Who should attend: Nurses, physicians, human service agencies, first responders, law enforcement, EMTs, clergy, funeral directors, educators, social workers and local Our training the trainer workshops and seminars are presented by Barbara Rubel. Barbara's presentations concentrate on practical "how-to" information that you can put to work right now, in your own workplace. Explore our site to find out more about our programs!

50. Grief Theories: Elizabeth Kubler-Ross Send mail to howard@bereavement.org with questions or comments about this web site. Copyright © 2002 Introduction to Death and http://www.bereavement.org/e_kubler-ross.htm

Home Up Glossary Feedback ... Bibliography In 1969 Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, published "On Death and Dying" and pointed to our lack of knowledge about, and by extension, our inability to care for, the dying. Her work in describing five stages patients go through has almost entered the 'folklore' of thanatological literature. Medical students used the acronym DABDA when studying for exams: D ENIAL AND ISOLATION - "NO, NOT ME, IT CANNOT BE TRUE." A NGER - "WHY ME.". B ARGAINING - "YES ME ... BUT" D EPRESSION - "YES ME." A CCEPTANCE - "IT'S OKAY." The 'Stage Theory' and Kubler-Ross have been the subject of often cynical questioning in recent years. Difficulties with the research method have not been addressed in over 25 years. Nor is there any verification of the existence of the Five Stages or that if they exist, people progress through them in any orderly fashion. The supposed universality of the stages sometimes results in patients being herded along to 'the next stage' by family, support and medical personnel. In other words, the 'description' has become the 'prescription'. The theory denies the individuality of human beings and other needs of the dying such as having some control in their own treatment and destiny, the role of culture, religion, personality, family dynamics and so on. However, as Kastenbaum (1998) points out:

51. New Hope Center An independent, nonprofit 501C-3 organization that provides bereavement programs to individuals and groups through seminars, meetings and events. http://www.newhopecenter.net

52. Women & Grief Home Care Trust - Home Page To fill a muchneeded gap in the bereavement cycle. Women in particular seem very isolated after the death of a loved one or friend. http://www.womenandgrief.co.nz

Welcome . . . Dear Friends, Welcome to our internet site. I am the co-ordinator of "Women and Grief". With the help of volunteers who themselves have been through a Bereavement of some kind we fill a much needed gap in the bereavement cycle. After the death of a loved one we can feel alone and isolated. We know the sense of utter Isolation , the feeling that no-one understands just what you are going through at the time of a bereavement and the months that follow.Grief is part of the process necessary to help us come to terms with that loss. Friends and family are a great support at this time and they care about us, but, unless they have been through the same experience it is difficult for them to really understand the depth of our pain and grief. If you would like to talk with someone who has had a similar experience to yourself contact us. Our service is free . We are women supporting women through what can be a very lonely and difficult time. We are here to help Kind Regards Jan P O Box 51-072 Pakuranga Auckland Ph +64 9 537-2267 E-Mail Us Webmaster

53. Pet Loss & Bereavement - Grief Support bereavement and Pet Memorials In the Halton and Peel region http//www.mississaugapets.com/petloss.html Create an Online Memorial for your Pet http//www http://www.mentalhealthresources.ca/petloss/grief.html

Bereavement and Pet Memorials In the Halton and Peel region: http://www.mississaugapets.com/petloss.html Create an Online Memorial for your Pet: http://www.ilovedmypet.com/ http://www.paws2heaven.com http://www.pawspassed.com/ Pet Cemeteries: http://www.thistledown.info/index.html http://www.silentfriends.com/ Dog bite prevention and education: http://www.doggonesafe.com/ www.familypaws.com Rescue and find a pet organizations: http://www.rabbitrescue.ca http://www.infopet.ca/ http://www.petfinder.com/ http://www.adoptananimal.ca/ Save stray animals from being put down in Greece http://www.garcanada.bizland.com/ Fun stuff: Specialty biscuits for special rabbits http://www.auntieems.org/ We greatly thank Hagen Canada for their support of our bereaved owners! Home Contact Us Sitemap

54. Good Grief Center For Bereavement Support - Home bereavement support center for those that experienced loss. Includes information on staff, volunteers, donations and location. http://www.ggconline.org/

home contact site map welcome to the good grief center Grieving is universal; we all experience it sometime during our lives. Until you have experienced grief, it is difficult to imagine how painful it is. For those immersed in grief, it can be impossible to figure out how to cope . The Good Grief Center is a place where individuals can call or visit to find the support they need during difficult times. We have the resources that will help you find new, healthy ways of coping with grief. We know one thing for sure: there is no single or correct way to grieve. Each person handles grief differently. That is why the Good Grief Center is here for you. Mission Statement: To be a resource center and safe place where all who have experienced the pain of death may come to work through loss and learn to manage grief Good Grief Center (GGC) 510 Tenth Avenue Munhall, PA 15120

55. Bereavement, Grief, And Loss Support Groups - Charlotte, NC - SupportWorks SupportWorks directory of support groups and other resources in Charlotte, NC addressing bereavement, grief, and Loss. http://www.supportworks.org/cat709.htm

S UPPORT W ORKS ONLINE MECK CAT 709 GRIEF and LOSS Scroll down to browse, or click your choice below: Support groups in Mecklenburg County (NC) Nonprofit agencies in Mecklenburg County (NC) ... to search beyond this page SECTION 1: Support groups in Mecklenburg County Time saver: These groups are for grief in general. For specific losses (such as that of a child, spouse, or otherwise), please click to see related keywords Hospice at Charlotte Bereavement Groups (Click for overview of Grief resources) Bereavement Support Group (sponsored by Hospice Home Care) A twice monthly daytime group for any adult who has lost a family member or close friend to any cause. For details call the Buddy Kemp Caring House at 384-5223 Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Click for overview of Grief resources) Bereavement Support Group An ongoing weekly evening group for any adult who has lost a family member or close friend to any cause. For details call the Buddy Kemp Caring House at 384-5223 Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Click for overview of Grief resources) Inactive groups which are no longer meeting and the last meeting date: The Grief Group at Idlewild ARP (1997) Caregivers Bereavement Support Group Calvary Church Grief Support Group (1998) Circle of Friends (2002) Hospice at Charlotte Loss of a Parent Group (2000) Pet Loss Support Group (1999) St. Gabriel's Loss of a Parent Group (2003)

56. Spiritual Counseling, Spiritual Counseling Provides individualized transpersonal, bereavement, grief, and relationship counseling to promote graceful healing. Online contact form. http://www.spiritualcounselingonline.com

Spiritual Counseling The Spiritual Consciousness Network (SCN) creates an atmosphere which promotes the integration of transformational life experiences into daily life for the entirety of the person... Thoughts, feelings, ideals, loves, and traumas are teachings from which we may learn. SCN examines individual situations and experiences and uses this information with the client to create possibilities for graceful healing. Body, mind and spirit integration is the natural process we seek to achieve, which moves us into deep humanity. About the Therapist Fill out the on-line form and let the Spiritual Consciousness Network assist you ... Or, contact us for an informational brochure. Thoughts, feelings, ideals, loves, and traumas are teachings from which we may learn. [ Home ] Contact Us About the Therapist Newsletter 51 Smoke Ridge Road Queensbury, NY 12804 Phone: (518)798-2010 Fax: (518)798-0185

57. Bereavement, Grief, Loss: Resources For Parents. Bilingual: Spanish And English Rebuilding My Life After the Death of My Daughter. A book about bereavement, grief, and loss. http://www.estrella-maili.com

Surviving the loss of a child or other loved one is a very personal and difficult journey. This site contains useful information, resources and a personal journey on parental bereavement. Searching for My Estrella Maili, Rebuilding My Life After the Death of My Daughter is a book written from my heart about surviving such a tragedy and embracing life again. Aprender a vivir de nuevo después de la muerte de un ser querido, es un camino muy personal y difícil. Esta página contiene información útil, recursos y mi experiencia personal de duelo por la muerte de mi hija. Buscando a Mi Estrella Mailí, reconstruyendo mi vida después de la muerte de mi hija , es un libro escrito desde mi corazón. En él narro cómo sobreviví a esta terrible experiencia y aprendí a vivir de nuevo. Website Designed by www.lisacraig.com

58. Child, Teen, And Adult Grief Support And Loss Resources Provides information, grief support and counselling for those coping with loss. Serves multiple language communities and includes resources for bereavement support providers. http://www.griefworksbc.com/

CENTRES IN YOUR AREA ARTICLES HONOUR PAGE ABOUT US Solving the Mystery of Children's Grief. June 19, 2004 August 17-21, 2005 Supported by the United Way of the Lower Mainland. At some time in every person's lifetime, he or she will experience the grief of loss. People of all ages can feel the emotions of grief. Sadness, anger, frustration, fear, guilt, anxiety, a sense of injustice, remorse, despair, relief, longing, rage, apprehension and so many others make up the feelings of grief. Even babies can show us that they feel the emotions of the adults around them. It is said that if a child is old enough to love, they are old enough to grieve. Right now, you may be grieving the loss of a baby , a child , a brother or sister , a parent , a grandparent , another family member , a friend , a spouse or partner , or a co-worker You may be looking for grief resources and information on pet loss or supporting a community through loss Or you may be looking for grief support resources and information on suicide, murder, accident or other sudden death Clicking on the highlighted words will take you to another place on this web site where you will get more child, teen, and adult grief support information and resources

59. Bereavement/Grief Support bereavement/grief Support Support group for those facing the recent death of a loved one meets from 5630 PM on the third Wednesday of each month at Hospice http://www.communityresources.net/bereavementgriefsupport.html

Bereavement/Grief Support Support group for those facing the recent death of a loved one meets from 5-6:30 PM on the third Wednesday of each month at Hospice Alliance, 3747 Grand Ave., Gurnee. Call (847) 263-1180 for information. Bereavement/Grief Support Support group for those facing the recent death of a loved one meets at 7:30 PM on the second and fourth Monday of each month in the Library at Westmoreland, Lake Forest Hospital. Call (847) 234-5600 for information. Bereavement/Grief Support Support group for those facing the recent death of a loved one meets from 6-8 PM on the first and third Thursdays of each month at St. Therese Area Treatment Satellite, Lake Villa. Call (847) 360-2259 for information. Bereavement/Grief Support Support group for those facing the recent death of a loved one meets at 7:30 PM on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at the Condell Day Center for Intergenerational Care in Libertyville. Call (847) 816-8848. Bereavement/Grief Support, Waukegan Support group for those facing the recent death of a loved one meets at 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Victory Memorial Hospital in Waukegan. Call (847) 360-4014 for information.

60. Aletheia Counseling Aletheia Counseling is a counseling resource dedicated to providing emotionally sensitive and spiritual grief and bereavement care for individuals and families through a distinct Biblical worldview. Aletheia Counseling can assist with a wide range of counseling needs to help individuals, and families restore emotinal stability and balance in their lives. http://aletheiacounseling.com

Welcome to Aletheia Counseling . The fast pace of day-to-day living often adds stress to our lives. When things get out of balance in families, marriages and other relationships, a caring and professional Christian Counselor can be of great assistance in restoring stability. Aletheia Counseling consists of Christian licensed mental health counselors who are dedicated to providing emotionally-sensitive mental and spiritual care for individuals and families through a distinct Biblical world-view. Aletheia Counseling Ministries ~PO Box 825~ Goldenrod, FL 32733-0825 ~ 407-342-7165 ~ info@aletheiacounseling.com

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