Description: AcknowledgmentsPrefaceIntroductionPart I: Making Meaning of Death and GriefIntroduction1. Historical and Theoretical Perspectives2. Bereavement: A Time of Changing Relationships and Transition3. Grieving and Psychological Development4. Children in the Family ContextConcluding Thoughts to Part IPart II: Stories People TellIntroduction5. The Death of a Parent: Dealing with Bad News, My World Is Turned Upside Down6. The Death of a Parent: Making an Accommodation7. My Child is Dying8. After a Child's Death: Nothing is the Same9. When a Sibling Dies10. Invisible Mourners: The Death of a FriendPart III: On HelpingIntroduction11. Help Over Time: Meeting Changing Needs12. Finding Help: Services for the Bereaved13. Teachable Moments: Promoting CompetenceAfterwordBibliographyAppendix: Resources for the Bereaved

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