Nonfinite Loss and Grief A Psychoeducational Approach

This parent is experiencing nonfinite loss--grief that is ongoing and changing as aspects of life continually fall short of expectations. Throughout this groundbreaking volume, you'll explore the leading theories on loss and discover how the grieving and therapeutic processes for dealing with nonfinite loss (e.g., disability, chronic illness) differ from finite loss (e.g., death). You'll learn how to direct therapy with your clients who are experiencing nonfinite loss as the authors outline 14 therapeutic principles that achieve the objectives of nonfinite loss therapy--including preserving identity and restoring control. You'll also get an inside look at the grieving process of eight individuals experiencing nonfinite loss--composed from real-life case studies--and discover how the suggested therapeutic techniques work. Order today, and discover how to help your clients acknowledge and legitimize their feelings and adapt to nonfinite loss.Bruce, Elizabeth J. is the author of 'Nonfinite Loss and Grief A Psychoeducational Approach' with ISBN 9781557665171 and ISBN 1557665176.