Dying and Grieving: Lifespan and Family Perspectives

Brings together information on death, dying and grief research, individual development theory, and family theory to provide specific strategies for meeting the needs of the dying and grieving.

Page Count:
491

Publication Date:
1989-01-01

Psychology & Counseling

Politics & Social Sciences

Death

Social Psychology & Interactions

Sociology

Marriage & Family

Community Tags

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Dying and Grieving: Lifespan and Family Perspectives