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Talking Together About Death: A Bereavement Pack for People with Learning Disabilities, Their Families and Carers [Cards]

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  • Formatas: Cards, 111 pages, aukštis x plotis: 105x148 mm, weight: 928 g, Cards
  • Išleidimo metai: 10-Oct-2000
  • Leidėjas: Speechmark Publishing Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 086388265X
  • ISBN-13: 9780863882654
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
Talking Together About Death: A Bereavement Pack for People with Learning Disabilities, Their Families and Carers
  • Formatas: Cards, 111 pages, aukštis x plotis: 105x148 mm, weight: 928 g, Cards
  • Išleidimo metai: 10-Oct-2000
  • Leidėjas: Speechmark Publishing Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 086388265X
  • ISBN-13: 9780863882654
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Raktažodžiai:
In the past at the time of a death, it was felt best to try to protect both children and those with learning difficulties by either offering no explanation or even sending the person away. Studies and case histories have shown that such means have caused disturbed reactions and emotional damage well into the future. However, honest, careful explanations and the multiplicity of bereavement issues may prove perplexing. The authors address these issues with an adaptable and visual approach specifically designed for both families and carers to share the experience of death and bereavement with people of all ages with learning disabilities. The pack consists of five sets of sensitively illustrated cards: Explaining life cycles, examples of birds and animals; Illness, accidents, death from different causes and at different times of life; What happens after a death, examples of funerals, burials, cremations and memorials; Understanding feelings; and How to find help. The cards should provide the opportunity for personal identification and understanding, and thus confusion should be reduced and the reality of loss understood and eventually accepted. The pack will be useful for both families and carers in a variety of situations, and with people of all ages, backgrounds and denominations.
Includes clear subject divisions and a wide variety of pictorial illustrtion. It is specificaly desinged for families and carers to share the experience of death and bereavement with those with learning disabillities. Through the selection of the most appropriate material, it offers the opportunity to address individual needs in a number of different areas. Accompanying Notes For Guidance and Suggested Themes help to provide straightforward ways in which to express sensitive or complex issues, and may be explored personally as appropriate.
JOAN COOLEY : Has awareness of special needs derives from teacher training at Goldsmiths College and the Frobel Institute. Also Has training of students led her to seek out counselling courses at the Tavistock Clinic and City University. She helped to initiate an Urban Aided Family Support Project in Slough, visiting and running groups for parents and their children with special needs. She has also worked with adults with learning disabilities and more recently young prisoners, on literacy schemes. Joan became a Cruse bereavement counsellor, and has written an article published in Bereavement Care and the Cruse Training Maual. FRANKIE McGAURAN : trained as a social worker at Oxford Polytechnic. She has worked with physically disabled adults and with adults in rehabilitation who have neurological brain damage. She currently works in community hospital with elderly patients.