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Clearing the Path

Clearing the Path

On Death, Loss, and Grief

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Clearing the Path is a collection of clinical stories that illustrate practical, applicable communication tools for professionals in work with end-of-life patients and families. These vignettes from practice demonstrate how impending death, death itself, and the loss of a relationship affect the lives and grief of both patients and survivors. Written 13 years after its companion volume The Weeping Willow, the book brings even more complex encounters and nuanced emotions from additional years of experience in the field. The stories are woven in with the counseling process, thought process, and dilemmas of the counselor. Each story is then followed by Notes to the Practitioner with clear, practical and professional advice on navigating various communication issues and end with Conclusions which are short summaries of eachvignettes teachings. At the end of each chapter the reader will find recent, annotated references for those who wish to read more about the topic. Chapters provide new, in-depth tools for dealing with death, grief, and loss from both the griever and the counselor or medical professionals perspective. Whatis unique to this book is the insight into the authentic human emotions experienced by both counselors and clients in these encounters with dying and grieving, making it useful for both the caregivers and the recipients of end-of-life care. Acknowledging that communication is individual and dependent on all the involved parties, these stories were selected to demonstrate many ways of communication through a range of situations, as well as the various attitudes, harmful and helpful, revealed in responses from people surrounding the patient or griever. Clearing the Path is not a conventional how- to book and it aims instead to teach by example from the hands-on counseling experiences of two experts who have worked in thefield of field of death and dying, grieving and loss with responsibility and care. For professionals at all levels of experience those looking to navigate the difficulties of end-of-life care, this is the perfect guide.
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OUP USA
93757
9780197636879
9780197636879

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Publication date
2022
Issue number
1
Cover
paperback
Pages count
200
Dimensions (mm)
156 x 235
Weight (g)
272
  • Preface; Acknowledgments; Grief Map; Part I. Preparing for Death; Chapter 1: Living Eulogy: Giving the Patient Maximum Control; Chapter 2: No- Mans Land: Last- Wishes Dilemma; Chapter 3: Ready When You Are: Preparing for Death; Chapter 4: The Phoenix: Dealing with Recurring Illness and Remissions; Chapter 5: It Takes a Village: Where Culture Defines Us; Chapter 6: Legacy: Choosing What to Leave Behind; Chapter 7: Last Respects: Communication with Patient and Family; Part II. Preparing Children for a Death; Chapter 8: Plan B: Using Teachable Moments with Children; Chapter 9: Denial: Blessing the Children Before You Go; Chapter 10: Carpet Talk: Talking to Small Children about a Dying Classmate; Chapter 11: Last Lullaby: Saying Goodbye to Young Children; Part III. Unexpected Death and Associated Concerns; Chapter 12: Haunted: Finding Meaning in a Meaningless Death; Part IV. Funeral- Related Concerns; Chapter 13: The Big Event: Children and Family Funerals; Chapter 14: Its My Party: Allowing Someone to Speak; Part V. After Death: Bereavement- Related Concerns; Chapter 15: Clearing the Path: Holding on by Letting Go; Chapter 16: Refresh: Neutralizing Destructive Memorials; Chapter 17: Hand- Me- Down Death: Blessing and Cursing; Chapter 18: The Taj Mahal: Choosing to Leave Your Ghosts Behind; Chapter 19: Renovation: Reframing the Narrative; Part VI. Communication- Related Concerns; Chapter 20: Quicksand: The Trap in Your Past; Chapter 21: The Petrified Woman: Making Assumptions; Chapter 22: The Silent Woman: Messages That Go Unheard; Part VII. Other Topics and Concerns; Chapter 23: The Cornerman: Defining Your Work; Chapter 24: The Ripple Effect: Who Will Leave Next?; Chapter 25: Senicide: Suicide Contagion; Chapter 26: The Threat: How Do You Know Its Real?; Chapter 27: Dancing on Blood: The Side Effects of Transplants; Chapter 28: Basil: Recovering or Reinventing the Self; Chapter 29: The Stuff of Dreams: Finding the Meaning; Chapter 30: Surviving Death: The End of Grief; Appendix A: The Toolbox; Appendix B: Looking for the End of Grief; Afterword; Index;
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