04260nam a22002537a 4500 68498 68498 20230504102122.0 212017s2017 ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d 978-0-88937-493-5 COPM spa Inglés Postvention in action : the international handbook of suicide bereavement support / edited by Karl Andriessen, Karolina Krysinska, Onja T. Grad Boston : Hogrefe ; cop. 2017 XVIII, 423 p. Part I: Current Knowledge and Implications for Support 1 Current Understandings of Suicide Bereavement 2 Effects of Suicide Bereavement on Mental and Physical Health 3 Suicide Bereavement and Postvention Among Adolescents 4 Suicide Bereavement and Gender 5 Posttraumatic Growth After Suicide 6 Feeling Responsible: Pathways From Guilt Toward Inner Peace 7 Suicide Loss and the Quest for Meaning 8 The Growing Flower Model of Reintegration After Suicide Part II: Suicide Bereavement Support in Different Settings 9 History of Survivor Support 10 Characteristics and Effectiveness of Suicide Survivor Support Groups 11 Priorities for Suicide Survivor Support Groups in Japan and the United States 12 Peer Counseling in Suicide Bereavement: Characteristics and Pitfalls 13 After Suicide – Roles of the General Practitioner 14 Supporting Families Through the Forensic and Coronial Process After a Death From Suicide 15 Workplaces and the Aftermath of Suicide 16 The Roles of Religion and Spirituality in Suicide Bereavement and Postvention 17 Online Suicide Bereavement and Support 18 A Vibrant Living Process: Art Making and the Storying of Suicide Part III: Suicide Bereavement Support in Different Populations 19 Emerging Survivor Populations: Support After Suicide Clusters and Murder–Suicide Events 20 Lack of Trust in the Health Care System by Suicide-Bereaved Parents 21 Impact of Client Suicide on Health and Mental Health Professionals 22 Promoting a Way of Life to Prevent Premature Death: Ojibway First Nation (Anishinaabe) Healing Practices Part IV: Help for the Bereaved by Suicide in Different Countries Part IV.1: The Americas 23 Brazil – The Development of Suicide Postvention 24 Canada – Hope After Loss: Suicide Bereavement and Postvention Services of Suicide Action Montréal 25 Uruguay – Working With Suicide Survivors 26 USA – Suicide Bereavement Support and Postvention 27 USA – National Postvention Guidelines 28 USA – The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Support of People Bereaved by Suicide 29 USA – Collaboration of Volunteers and Professionals in Suicide Bereavement Support: The EMPACT Experience Part IV.2: Europe 30 Austria – Suicide Postvention 31 Belgium – Support Groups for Children and Adolescents Bereaved by Suicide 32 Denmark – Support for the Bereaved by Suicide 33 England – Help for People Bereaved by Suicide 34 France – Suicide Postvention 35 Italy – Postvention Initiatives 36 Italy – Support After a Traumatic Death: The Work of the De Leo Fund 37 Lithuania – Suicide Bereavement Support Beyond Cultural Trauma 38 Norway – Networking and Participation Among Young Suicide Bereaved 39 Portugal – First Steps of Postvention Practice and Research 40 Slovenia – Development of Postvention 41 The Netherlands – Support after suicide on the railways Part IV.3: Africa 42 South-Africa – Experiences of Suicide Survivor Support Part IV.4: Asia-Pacific 43 Australia – Postvention Australia: National Association for the Bereaved by Suicide 44 Hong-Kong – Support for People Bereaved by Suicide: Evidence-Based Practices 45 Japan – Research-Informed Support for Suicide Survivors 46 New Zealand – Development of Postvention Guidelines for Pacific Communities 47 Thailand – Suicide Bereavement Support 8680 Suicidio 8323 Prevención del suicidio 8296 Población PsiLibros 27584 10225 2400 Salud, tratamiento de la salud mental y prevención 10257 Psicología Clínica y de la Salud Andriessen, Karl ed. 27585 ddc IMP PRÉSTAMO 0 0 ddc IMP 0 0 COPM COPM GEN 2021-08-26 5 8252 10094 2023-03-10 00:00:00 2023-02-08 PRE