Understanding Prolonged Grief Disorder
$39.95
Edited by Kenneth J. Doka and Amy S. Tucci
Foreword by Mary-Frances O’Connor
Hospice Foundation of America’s newest book, Understanding Prolonged Grief Disorder, offers nuanced perspectives by some of today’s leading bereavement researchers and clinicians. Topics include:
- a historical overview of the conceptualization of prolonged grief disorder (PGD);
- the research that supports assessment and diagnosis; and
- effective therapeutic interventions.
The book also offers critiques of the diagnosis and examines how its inclusion in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (5th ed., text rev.) (DSM-5-TR) has the potential to support some grievers and disenfranchise others.
The book is a companion to the Living with Grief program, Diagnosis: Prolonged Grief Disorder.
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Table of Contents
Foreword
Mary-Frances O’Connor
The Quest to Conceptualize “Complicated” Grief
Kenneth J. Doka
A Culturally Sustaining Approach to Diagnosing Prolonged Grief Disorder
Jillian M. Blueford and Nancy E. Thacker Darrow
Prolonged Grief in Bereaved Children and Adolescents: Developmental Features, Assessment, and Intervention
Christopher M. Layne, Kimberly S. Ho Misiaszek, Blake A. Barrientos, Ayesha Ahmad, Kathleen André, Jonathan Gellman, Chloe Golden, and Stevie Schapiro
Research on Prolonged Grief Disorder: Evolution of the Field
Robert A. Neimeyer and Anastasios Koukopoulos
Prolonged Grief Disorder and Nondeath Losses
Darcy L. Harris
Grief is Complicated, But is it a Disorder?
Joanne Cacciatore and Kara Thieleman
Treating Prolonged Grief as a Postloss Stress Disorder and a Form of Love
M. Katherine Shear
Applying Prolonged Grief Therapy in Clinical Practice
Sonya Lott
Voices: Prolonged Grief Therapy: A Client’s Perspective
John Barba
