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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Grief counselling"”.

  1. Grief counselling : community intervention practices

    … but the community at large. In other words, grief is a shared experience. The disposal of the dead and the accompanying mourning rituals are a social, if not a public affair. Though it is never solicited, support subsequent to bereavement is expected from friends, relatives, and the community …

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  2. A descriptive survey based on the circumstances surrounding orphans in Ulundi Local Municipality

    … were no Non-Profit Organisations that offered grief counselling and built resilience in orphans. As a result of these findings the researcher recommended that the Municipalities should have a department that will employ community workers who will organise communities in order to form …

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  3. Sources of grief and nature of counselling to University of Zambia students: a case of school education

    … purpose of this study was to identify sources of grief and nature of counselling offered to students at the University of Zambia (UNZA). The objectives of the study were; (i) to determine the sources of grief; (ii) establish the prevalence of grief; (iii) identify the nature of counselling offered …

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  4. The lived experience of return to paid work following brain injury

    … occupational needs; experiencing loss, grief and adjustment; self-identity; and social inclusion and return to the workplace. A return to paid work conceptual framework was developed from evaluation of the research findings.<br/><br/>Discussion<br/>The emergent conceptual framework to …

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  5. "I have to heal myself" : exploring the needs of incarcerated Aboriginal women in southern Alberta

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  6. Helpful and unhelpful elements of support for families with missing loved ones

    … 2) Different support at different times and 3) Counselling experiences that help. Four overarching themes were identified from the practitioner data. 1) Connecting with families’ needs, 2) Helpful concepts and theories, 3) Peer support and 4) A listening space in uncertainty. Key findings from …

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