Traumatic and nontraumatic loss and bereavement: Clinical theory and practice

This work explores the central idea that people do not so much 'recover' from a traumatic loss, but rather make an accomodation to it. There is a growing interest today in this area, as the boundaries between trauma and bereavement are gradually fading. The book covers the variety of psychotherapeutic approaches, with individuals, families, groups and other modalities which help people cope with grief and loss. 363 pages.