Kaleidoscope of Aid for Parents Whose Child Died by Suicidal and Sudden, Non-Suicidal Means

The sudden loss of a child, especially by suicide, can be a lifelong sentence of suffering for the bereaved parents. Reaching out for help is often an inconceivable and impossible task for the parent survivors due to the complex grief process that is experienced. What roles helpers can play, who can fill this position of helper, and what criteria such providers of assistance must meet to be effective are addressed. Special considerations in doing grief counseling with survivors of suicide are summarized

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• Silenced voices

  Open Access•Myfanwy Maple, Helen Edwards et al.•Health & Social Care in the…•2009

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• Changes in Parents' Mental Distress After the Violent Death of an Adolescent or Young Adult Child

  Susan A Murphy, Abhijit Das Gupta Kevin Shirley A Murphy•Death Studies•1999

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• Broad-Spectrum Group Treatment for Parents Bereaved by the Violent Deaths of Their 12-to 28-Year-Old Children

  SHIRLEY A MURPHY CLARK JOHNSON KEVIN C CA•Death Studies•1998

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• Parent bereavement stress and preventive intervention following the violent deaths of adolescent or young adult children

  Shirley A Murphy•Death Studies•1996

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• Parents' Health, Health Care Utilization, and Health Behaviors Following the Violent Deaths of Their 12- To 28-Year-Old Children

  Samantha Murphy, Samantha A Murphy et al.•Death Studies•1999

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• Parental bereavement and youth suicide

  Open Access•Myfanwy Maple•Australian Social Work•2005

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• Survivors of Suicide

  Open Access•John L Mcintosh•OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying•1996

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• The Effectiveness of Coping Resources and Strategies Used by Bereaved Parents 1 and 5 Years after the Violent Deaths of Their Children

  Open Access•Shirley A Murphy, Clark Johnson et al.•OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying•2003

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• Parental Bereavement

  Open Access•Kimberly Varney Sidmore•OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying•2000

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• Caring for parents who have lost an infant

  Open Access•John H Morgan, Rachel Goering•Journal of Religion and Health•1978

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• Family Therapy in Cases of Interminable Grief for the Loss of a Child

  Open Access•Elliott J Rosen•OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying•1989

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• Professional Roles in a Self-Help Group for the Bereaved

  Open Access•Dennis Kla, Dennis Klass et al.•OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying•1983

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• Differing Bereavements

  Open Access•Arlene Sheskin, Samuel E Wallace•OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying•1976

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• Counseling Suicide Survivors

  Open Access•Dean Schuyler•OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying•1974

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• Public Conceptions and Attitudes About Suicide

  Gerald P Ginsburg•Journal of Health and Social…•1971

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