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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"continuing bonds"”.

  1. Continuing Bonds, Meaning Making, and Collectivism: Predictors of Complicated Grief

    Continuing bonds or maintaining a physical or mental connection with a deceased loved one is an aspect of the bereavement process that has displayed mixed results in the bereavement literature with respect to its adaptive or maladaptive effects. The purpose of the present study is to investigate …

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  2. Mourning 2.0: Continuing Bonds between the Living and the Dead on Facebook

    … literature related to Klass et al's (1996) continuing bonds thesis. Contrary to Klass and Walter's (2001) findings that in contemporary Western culture, individuals lack the cultural framework in which to incorporate the paranormal co-presence of the deceased into their lives, the Facebook …

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  3. Presentation, Structure, and Storytelling of Perinatal Loss Memory Boxes

    … perinatal bereavement care, intended to support continuing bonds by preserving tangible connections between bereaved parents and their baby. Traditionally, these boxes contain items that hold significance and meaning for the family, often including objects that have been in physical contact with …

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  4. From rupture to reconstruction : The lived experience of grief among family members bereaved by drug-related death

    … with the loss through emotional processing, continuing bonds with the deceased, and slowly reconstructing meaning in their lives after their loved one’s passing. This research emphasizes that the grief following DRDs is complicated. This form of grief needs greater acknowledgement and more …

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  5. On Healing HeARTs: A Saudi Woman Perspective on the Experience of Baby Loss, Art, and Compassion

    … death. Four themes emerged from the research: continuing bonds, loss as an opportunity for growth, living a new normal, and identity reconstruction. I argue that art and compassion have the potential to help women in their healing process.</p> <p>The project contributes to family and health …

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  6. Death of a school friend – How young people cope and what helps

    … It found evidence of young people experiencing continuing bonds with their deceased friend. Post traumatic growth, valuing life and appreciating positive relationships with friends and family were significant findings. The study contributes to a better understanding of key factors in supporting …

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  7. A Family Bereavement Camp: Emerging Themes Regarding Its Impact on the Lives of Bereaved Parents and Siblings

    … data were social support, communication, continuing bonds as a coping skill, increased knowledge of the grief process, adjustment, family interaction, and camp environment. Quantitative results revealed that fathers rated the Understanding Index significantly lower than unspecified …

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  8. How consulting a medium after bereavement influences the grieving process – an interpretative phenomenological analysis

    … showed that the participants were able to form a continuing bond with the deceased through spontaneous and assisted ADCs, which was comforting. More specifically, assisted ADCs (medium readings) facilitated ‘bilateral communication’ for resolving unfinished business, reassurance, and giving …

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