Vol. 2 (2023): Bereavement: journal of grief and responses to death

Published: 13-02-2023

Editorial

What difference does a year make? Looking back and ahead in Bereavement - Volume 2

Emily Harrop
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Original research

Support after stillbirth: Findings from the Parent Voices Initiative Global Registry Project

Vicki Ponce Hardy, Alexandra Beedle, Sam Murphy, Claire Storey, Neelam Aggarwal, Rakhi Dandona, Alka Dev, Patricia Doherty, Alexander Heazell, Mary Kinney, Sara Nam, Paula Quigley, Sue Steen, Linda A. Vanotoo, Susannah Leisher, Hannah Blencowe
The impact of Covid-19 on bereavement care in Ireland: A national survey of bereavement care providers.

Amanda Roberts, Orla Keegan, Ingrid Holme, Maura Keeting
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The experience and support needs of adult family members who face a sudden adult death: A systematic review study

Audrey Stephen, Fiona Baguley
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‘Doing the same puzzle over and over again’: a qualitative analysis of feeling stuck in grief.

Lucy Poxon
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Psychometric properties of the Persian version of the pandemic grief scale

Ebrahim Nasri, Shahab Yousefi, Peyman Mayeli , Ahmad Ashouri
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Viewpoint

Reflections on some learning from the Covid-19 pandemic: support for parents of children facing serious parental illness and death needs to be integral to health care.

Catriona Macpherson
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The wound that doesn't heal When a parent loses a child

Sean Daley
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Revisiting funeral recordings during and beyond the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK

Jennifer Riley, Vikki Entwistle, Arnar Arnason, Rebecca Crozier, Louise Locock, Paolo Maccagno, Abi Pattenden
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Bereavement care: A widower's use of stories and bibliotherapy

Ted Bowman
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Reviews

The one thing guaranteed in life and yet they won’t teach you about it': The case for mandatory grief education in UK schools

Lesel Dawson, Rachel Hare, Lucy E. Selman, Tracey Boseley, Alison Penny