Vol. 1 (2022): Bereavement: Journal of grief and responses to death

Editorial

We wept and we waited-but what can we learn from the week we mourned the Queen?

Harrop Emily, Pearce Caroline
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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

Sand tray interviews: Developing a method to explore the grief and support needs of 4- to 8-year-old parentally bereaved children

Martin Lytje, Carol Holliday
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What should good bereavement service support look like? Findings from pre-pandemic workshop discussions interpreted in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic

Hannah Scott, Stephanie Sivell , Mirella Longo , Kathy Seddon , Jim Fitzgibbon , Annmarie Nelson , Anthony Byrne , Emily Harrop
The price of loss – how childhood bereavement impacts education

Atle Dyregrov, Martin Lytje, Sophie Rex Christensen
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Engaging in perinatal loss in the Czech Republic: Keen community and haphazard institutionalisation

Iva Šmídová
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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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Vol. 1 (2022): Bereavement: Journal of grief and responses to death

Editorial

We wept and we waited-but what can we learn from the week we mourned the Queen?

Introducing Bereavement: journal of grief and responses to death

Viewpoint

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

How was your lockdown? Reflections of a therapist during the Covid-19 pandemic

Do we need to decolonise bereavement studies?

Original research

Sand tray interviews: Developing a method to explore the grief and support needs of 4- to 8-year-old parentally bereaved children

What should good bereavement service support look like? Findings from pre-pandemic workshop discussions interpreted in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic

The price of loss – how childhood bereavement impacts education

Engaging in perinatal loss in the Czech Republic: Keen community and haphazard institutionalisation

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

Bereavement behind bars: Grief support groups with and without therapy dogs for incarcerated females

The uniqueness of twin loss and grief

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

Beliefs and strategies for coping with stillbirth: A qualitative study in Nigeria

Post-traumatic growth following the death of a parent: Does one auto-ethnographic account make a summer?

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