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EducationCounselingFamily InterventionFamily StudiesPsychotherapyFamily ProcessesFamily SupportFamily TherapyFamily-based InterventionsGrief CounselingGrief In FamiliesFamily Grief CounselingFamily Grief ProcessesFamily Relationships AssessmentGrief In Clinical PracticeLife Events Stress
Series editor's preface Foreword by Colin Murray Parkes Introduction Family care and family grief A typology of family functioning Conducting family focused grief therapy (FFGT) Common themes that arise during FFGT A typical encounter of therapy Challenges and problems in the delivery of FFGT The impact of specific life events upon families The ethical dimension Clinical application of the FFGT model Appendix 1 The Family Relationships Index (FRI) Appendix 2 Tables of results from the Melbourne Family Grief Studies Bibliography Index.
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