BOOK REVIEWS

On Bereavement:The Culture of Grief. Buckingham, UK: OUP.

Lehman, D R, Ellard, J H and Wortman, C B. 1986. Social support for the bereaved: recipients' and providers' perspectives on what is helpful.. Journal of Consulting ond Clinical Psychology, 54: 438–446.

Parkes, C M. 1971. Psychosocial transitions: A field for study.. Social Science and Medicine, 5: 101–115.

Janoff-Bulman, R. 1992. Shattered Assumptions: Towards a New Psychology of Trauma. New York: The Free Press.

Werner, E and Smith, R. 1992. Overcoming the Odds: High-risk Children from Birth to Adulthood. Ithica. New York: Cornell University.

Kolvin, I. 1990. “Continuities of Deprivation?”. In The Newcastle 1000 Family Study. Aldershot, UK: Avebury.

Sadowski, H, Uguarte, B, Kolvin, I, Kaplan, C and Barnes, J. 1999. Early life family disadvantages and major depression in adulthood.. British Journal of Psychiatry, 174: 112–120.

Pynoos, R. 1991. Understanding Psychological Trauma: Part III. Healing our Children (video series). Urbana, Ill, USA: Baxley Media Group.

Radestad, I. 1999. Hale, Cheshire: Books for Midwives.

Kohner, N and Thomas, J. 1993. Bourne End, Bucks, UK: Child Bereavement Trust.

Kalish, R A. 1985. “‘The horse on the dining room table’. In:”. In Death, Grief and Caring Relationships ()., 2nd edn Pacific Grove. CA. USA: Brooks/Cole..

Kubler-Ross, E. 1969. On Death and Dying New York: Macmillan..

Kubler-Ross, E. 1995. Death is of Viral Importance. New York: Station Hill Press.

Parkes, CM and Weiss, R. 1983. Recovery from Bereavement. New York: Basic Books..

Worden, J W. 1996. Children and Grief. New York: Guilford Press.