
Published online:
17 November 2011
Published in print:
26 November 2009
Online ISBN:
9780191730313
Print ISBN:
9780199561643
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Introduction and history Introduction and history
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Important components of the practical structure, such as child care and transport Important components of the practical structure, such as child care and transport
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Operating a subtle and gentle hierarchy within a user control/self-help philosophy Operating a subtle and gentle hierarchy within a user control/self-help philosophy
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Some individual anonymized ‘grief histories’ Some individual anonymized ‘grief histories’
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Boundary setting, assimilation, and direction Boundary setting, assimilation, and direction
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How does the group recruit and assimilate new members who may be at different points of adjustment post-bereavement? How does the group recruit and assimilate new members who may be at different points of adjustment post-bereavement?
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How participants' common needs and different needs determine the length of individual attendance at the group How participants' common needs and different needs determine the length of individual attendance at the group
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Rules including potential child protection issues and mental health issues Rules including potential child protection issues and mental health issues
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Handing over the group to new facilitators Handing over the group to new facilitators
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Topic Agenda Topic Agenda
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Summary Summary
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References References
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Chapter
20 Crossing the great barrier grief
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Pages
243–250
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Published:November 2009
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Sinclair, Stewart, 'Crossing the great barrier grief', in Barbara Monroe, and Frances Kraus (eds), Brief Interventions with Bereaved Children, 2nd edn (Oxford , 2009; online edn, Oxford Academic, 17 Nov. 2011), https://doi.org/10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199561643.003.0021, accessed 14 May 2025.
Abstract
This chapter discusses the service provision for those who are parents of young and teenage children and have lost their spouses. The discussion also pinpoints the gaps in this service provision, and provides several personal accounts of people who have dealt with such a loss. Furthermore, the chapter also looks at parent/carers groups and their components, structure, boundaries, and needs.
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