12 Core Strategies for Treating Traumatic Bereavement
$25.95
When a death embodies both trauma and loss, the ensuing traumatic bereavement poses special challenges and demands more than mere grief facilitation. Drawing on cutting-edge information from psychology, traumatology, and thanatology, Dr. Rando identifies 12 essential core strategies for effective clinical intervention after deaths from acute natural causes, accident, disaster, suicide, or homicide.
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Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to:
- Cite recent relevant research on the significant impacts of sudden, traumatic death
- Define traumatic bereavement and identify the four types of traumatic death generating it
- List the 12 circumstantial high-risk factors associated with traumatic bereavement
- Explain the “triad of troubles” in traumatic bereavement and identify treatment implications
- Discuss the critical importance of addressing the mourner’s personal traumatization
- Delineate the 12 core strategies for treating traumatic bereavement
