Vol. 29 No. 1 (2010)

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Published: 2010-04-01

Editorial

Editorial

Colin Murray Parkes

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First Person

Not knowing is more scary than knowing

Eleanor Turner

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Original Articles

Grief counselling and therapy The case for humility

Robert A Neimeyer

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Grief counselling efficacy Have we learned enough?

Henk Schut

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What have we learned from research on grief counselling? A response to Schut and Neimeyer

William T Hoyt, Dale G Larson

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Bereavement support in a hospice setting The role of a bereavement information evening

Amanda Roberts, Sinead McGilloway

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A time to mourn Reflections on Jewish bereavement practices

Margi Abeles, Jeanne Samson Katz

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Death of a partner Financial implications and experience of loss

Anne Corden, Michael Hirst, Katharine Nice

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Spotlight On Practice

The power of three Storytelling and bereavement

Janet Dowling

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Webwatch

Sad or mad? Prolonged grief and mental disorder

Catherine Jackson

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Abstracts

Abstracts

Denise Brady

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Book Reviews

Book Reviews

Linda Machin, Maria-Alicia Ferrera-Peña, Margaret Stroebe, Elizabeth Turner, Heather Price, Jan van den Bout, Phil Clarkstone, Wendy Rayner, Sandie Downer

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