Grief and Coping
This type of grief involves loss that cannot be openly acknowledged, socially sanctioned, and publicly shared
Disenfranchised Grief
This model demonstrates how we bounce between loss-oriented coping and restoration oriented coping
Dual Process Model
Secondary Loss
This type of care focuses on quality of life and managing symptoms, but is not limited to just end of life
Palliative care
This type of grief overwhelms a person in a persistent way and trap them into unproductive, maladaptive behavior
complicated grief
This model holds that being divorced or widowed involves persistent strains that do not disappear and might continue more or less indefinitely
Chronic Strain Model
This type of child occurs when parents treat survivor siblings as if they are incredibly precious, over protecting them
Bound Child
This type of suicide happens when individuals are overly integrated into the society (an exaggerated concern for the community) and are will to die for the group, such as pilots in WWII, 911 terrorists, other suicide bombers
Altruistic suicide
This type of task with coping focuses on meaningful relationships and connectedness
Social
This theory categorizes grief reactions into three domains:
Separation Distress
Existential/Identity Crisis
Circumstance-Related Distress
Multidimensional Grief Theory
Parents who has lost a child to SIDs often experience this type of grief
Anomic
Widowhood and this are the two most stressful events faced in adulthood
Divorce
This is when someone must constantly change cognitive and behavioral efforts to manage specific external and/or internal demands that are appraised as taxing or exceeding the resources of a person
Coping
This model for therapy includes:
Includes a combination of psychoeducation about common grief reactions and skill building exercises
Exposure based sessions in which participants retell the story of their loved ones death or dying
Restorative Reflecting for Violent Loss
This is a way to communicate with children after loss that can take place through means such as artwork
Symbolic nonverbal communication
This is when a small group of people who have undergone a similar life experience come together, proven to be therapeutic, discovering how natural one’s feelings are
Support Group
This is the process of detachment from the loved one that is moderated by identification
Mourning
This type of interpretation tend to reject or de-emphasize a belief in the afterlife
Temporal
There is a link between transgenerational trauma and this
Suicide ideation
This type of loss involves situations that combine loss and presence relational disorders that may or may not involve death
Ambiguous