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  3. Vol. 1 (2022): Bereavement

Vol. 1 (2022): Bereavement

Published: 20-12-2021

Editorial

  • Introducing Bereavement: journal of grief and responses to death

    Caroline Pearce
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Viewpoint

  • Why aren’t rural family caregivers receiving appropriate bereavement support in Australia? Practical considerations for palliative care settings

    Mohammad Hamiduzzaman , Kyle O'Donohue, Arron Veltre
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  • How was your lockdown? Reflections of a therapist during the Covid-19 pandemic

    Julia Samuel
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  • Do we need to decolonise bereavement studies?

    Sukhbinder Hamilton, Berenice Golding, Jane Ribbens McCarthy
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Original research

  • Bereavement during the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK: What do we know so far?

    Emily Harrop, Lucy Selman
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  • Bereavement behind bars: Grief support groups with and without therapy dogs for incarcerated females

    Yvonne Eaton-Stull, Jessica Hotchkiss, Janel Jones, Francine Lilien
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  • The uniqueness of twin loss and grief

    Joan Creed
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  • Overcoming adversity: Insights into an acute hospital service of supported viewing for families bereaved during the Covid-19 pandemic

    Wendy Marina Walker, Ruth Horton, Jennifer Jones, Julie Morrell, Elaine Roberts
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  • Beliefs and strategies for coping with stillbirth: A qualitative study in Nigeria

    Tosin Popoola, Joan Skinner, Martin Woods
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  • Post-traumatic growth following the death of a parent: Does one auto-ethnographic account make a summer?

    Komal Qasim, Jerome Carson
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About the Journal

Bereavement is an open access peer reviewed journal. Accessible and interdisciplinary, it reaches a range of relevant audiences, including practitioners, volunteers, and students, as well as academics, researchers and all those with an interest in the impact of death on people’s lives
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Bereavement |  Online ISSN: 2754-7833

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