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Grief
After-Loss Counseling Associates After-Loss Associates specializes in loss and bereavement counseling to individuals,
agencies (such as Employee Assistance Programs) and groups. Our current interest is in
dealing with grief in the workplace. We are at work on researching this, with the working
title of our article being "Grief at Work". Anyone with related resources to our
areas of interest, or who would like to be on our mailing list, is welcome to contact us.
We are also available to travel to present on loss and bereavement, particularly to
interested workplaces, colleges, and community agencies. Bereavement and Hospice Support Netline We hope that this on-line directory of bereavement support groups and
services and hospice bereavement programs from across the United States will provide you
with information to help you or others you care about find appropriate help and support in
coping with issues of loss and grief. A simple page dealing with US groups. A thorough resource co-ordinated by peeople who aim to make a difference
- be sure to brwose here. TCF is a self-help organization for bereaved parents and siblings. There
are presently hundreds of chapters world-wide. Local chapters meet to share experiences
and offer support to those going through the grief process. A chapter meeting is a safe
place to talk about the trauma following the death of a child. Many chapters have separate
meetings for surviving siblings. In addition to meetings most chapters sponsor a periodic
newsletter. This provides a source of expression and sharing for those not able to attend
the meetings. Crisis, Grief & Healing: Men and Women This page is meant to be a place men and women can browse to understand
and honor the many different paths to heal strong emotions. TOM GOLDEN LCSW of Washington
D.C. is an internationally known psychotherapist, author, and speaker on the topic of
healing from loss. There are many resources on this page including excerpts from his three
popular BOOKLETS on healing which can be ordered via email. Death, Dying, and Grief Resources This web page represents a large and comprehensive index or
"collection" of Internet resources with a holistic perspective - one that is
truly helpful to anyone pursuing a wider vision and understanding of the normal death
process. It is geared toward death as "natural" and expected for all living
beings. Dying with Dignity:A Canadian Society Concerned With The Quality of
Dying King's College Center for Education about Death and Bereavement King's College had had an effective Death Education Program since 1976.
More than 2,000 students have taken our university course on Thanatology and an equal
number have taken our non-credit courses. A certificate program in Palliative Care and
Thanatology was started in 1994, some courses of which may Grief and Loss Resource Center This site is dedicated to all my fellow traveller's, both past and
present, along the road of grief and bereavement. Grief is an equal-opportunity
affliction. No one is immune from its caress. I've included "loss" as well
because there are griefs associated with other things besides death. These losses and
griefs include trauma and stress as well as the changes in our lives such as puberty,
graduation, marriage, new job, lost job, new baby, moving, divorce and so on. It is my
hope to provide a place where the issues of grief, grieving, transition, recovery and
healing are addressed. Resources for ministers, police, EMS personnel, doctors, nurses,
counsellors, and other professionals are provided. Offers a sampling of Prodigy-specific resources and Internet links to
other grief resources. Resources of value to those suffering loss and grief. This page is dedicated to helping fathers deal with the loss of a child.
If you would like to participate in building this page, please email me at
vanessah@indirect.com. 1997 program dates are now complete for Canada and the US. Provides some information for helping students learn how to live with
death, dying and grief. Growth House Death and Bereavement Links Links to death, grief, and bereavement resources. A monthly newsletter for those who have lost their only or all children. London Association of Bereavement Services A forum for bereavement services throughout the Greater London area
providing information and support to members of the public and to other professionals
while offering support, training and guidance to its member services. Information for making the final arrangements. A newer site with a lot of potential. This group was started to help with the grieving issues for adult
children of Moms who have died. A non-profit charitable project launched in Britain in 1991, with three
psychotherapists as directors. It aims to support those dying at home and their carers and
to help them arrange funerals. It has as a more general aim that of helping improve 'the
quality of dying'. Pastoral Counseling and Psychology A definition of Pastoral counseling with related links. A support network for bereaved parents. People with AIDS Coalition of New York, Inc. A newsletter focusing on AIDS and grief. "Project Grief was born with the idea of gathering together the
thoughts and ideas of those who have been through a difficult time of grief on what really
helped them get through the grieving years. The intention is to collect these experiences
and share them with those who are suffering. " SIDS Net (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) Provides information on SIDS resources. Suicide Awareness\Voices of Education Includes a helpful Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) file, general
information on suicide and some common statistics, symptoms of depression, a book list and
much more in an easy-to-read format. TAG creates and distributes bereavement guidance programs which are a
proven avenue of healthier coping for children and teens. The "TAG" and
"TAG for Kids" curriculums and activity resources are implemented by hundreds of
trained leaders and facilitators, locally and internationally, serving groups and
individuals, in education, health care, social service, community, law enforcement,
mortuary, and spiritual settings.
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Grief
After-Loss Counseling Associates After-Loss Associates specializes in loss and bereavement counseling to individuals,
agencies (such as Employee Assistance Programs) and groups. Our current interest is in
dealing with grief in the workplace. We are at work on researching this, with the working
title of our article being "Grief at Work". Anyone with related resources to our
areas of interest, or who would like to be on our mailing list, is welcome to contact us.
We are also available to travel to present on loss and bereavement, particularly to
interested workplaces, colleges, and community agencies. Bereavement and Hospice Support Netline We hope that this on-line directory of bereavement support groups and
services and hospice bereavement programs from across the United States will provide you
with information to help you or others you care about find appropriate help and support in
coping with issues of loss and grief. A simple page dealing with US groups. A thorough resource co-ordinated by peeople who aim to make a difference
- be sure to brwose here. TCF is a self-help organization for bereaved parents and siblings. There
are presently hundreds of chapters world-wide. Local chapters meet to share experiences
and offer support to those going through the grief process. A chapter meeting is a safe
place to talk about the trauma following the death of a child. Many chapters have separate
meetings for surviving siblings. In addition to meetings most chapters sponsor a periodic
newsletter. This provides a source of expression and sharing for those not able to attend
the meetings. Crisis, Grief & Healing: Men and Women This page is meant to be a place men and women can browse to understand
and honor the many different paths to heal strong emotions. TOM GOLDEN LCSW of Washington
D.C. is an internationally known psychotherapist, author, and speaker on the topic of
healing from loss. There are many resources on this page including excerpts from his three
popular BOOKLETS on healing which can be ordered via email. Death, Dying, and Grief Resources This web page represents a large and comprehensive index or
"collection" of Internet resources with a holistic perspective - one that is
truly helpful to anyone pursuing a wider vision and understanding of the normal death
process. It is geared toward death as "natural" and expected for all living
beings. Dying with Dignity:A Canadian Society Concerned With The Quality of
Dying King's College Center for Education about Death and Bereavement King's College had had an effective Death Education Program since 1976.
More than 2,000 students have taken our university course on Thanatology and an equal
number have taken our non-credit courses. A certificate program in Palliative Care and
Thanatology was started in 1994, some courses of which may Grief and Loss Resource Center This site is dedicated to all my fellow traveller's, both past and
present, along the road of grief and bereavement. Grief is an equal-opportunity
affliction. No one is immune from its caress. I've included "loss" as well
because there are griefs associated with other things besides death. These losses and
griefs include trauma and stress as well as the changes in our lives such as puberty,
graduation, marriage, new job, lost job, new baby, moving, divorce and so on. It is my
hope to provide a place where the issues of grief, grieving, transition, recovery and
healing are addressed. Resources for ministers, police, EMS personnel, doctors, nurses,
counsellors, and other professionals are provided. Offers a sampling of Prodigy-specific resources and Internet links to
other grief resources. Resources of value to those suffering loss and grief. This page is dedicated to helping fathers deal with the loss of a child.
If you would like to participate in building this page, please email me at
vanessah@indirect.com. 1997 program dates are now complete for Canada and the US. Provides some information for helping students learn how to live with
death, dying and grief. Growth House Death and Bereavement Links Links to death, grief, and bereavement resources. A monthly newsletter for those who have lost their only or all children. London Association of Bereavement Services A forum for bereavement services throughout the Greater London area
providing information and support to members of the public and to other professionals
while offering support, training and guidance to its member services. Information for making the final arrangements. A newer site with a lot of potential. This group was started to help with the grieving issues for adult
children of Moms who have died. A non-profit charitable project launched in Britain in 1991, with three
psychotherapists as directors. It aims to support those dying at home and their carers and
to help them arrange funerals. It has as a more general aim that of helping improve 'the
quality of dying'. Pastoral Counseling and Psychology A definition of Pastoral counseling with related links. A support network for bereaved parents. People with AIDS Coalition of New York, Inc. A newsletter focusing on AIDS and grief. "Project Grief was born with the idea of gathering together the
thoughts and ideas of those who have been through a difficult time of grief on what really
helped them get through the grieving years. The intention is to collect these experiences
and share them with those who are suffering. " SIDS Net (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) Provides information on SIDS resources. Suicide Awareness\Voices of Education Includes a helpful Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) file, general
information on suicide and some common statistics, symptoms of depression, a book list and
much more in an easy-to-read format. TAG creates and distributes bereavement guidance programs which are a
proven avenue of healthier coping for children and teens. The "TAG" and
"TAG for Kids" curriculums and activity resources are implemented by hundreds of
trained leaders and facilitators, locally and internationally, serving groups and
individuals, in education, health care, social service, community, law enforcement,
mortuary, and spiritual settings.
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