Thanatology 508X: Bereavement and the Transformative Power of Good Grief

(MODULE 4 of the Vocational Thanatology Certificate Program, 30 Clock-Hours) 

Tuition: $80

Knowledge and techniques for dealing with grief and bereavement. Types of loss and bereavement; coping strategies. Transformation and empowerment through the exercise of good grief.

• Required Texts:

From the perspective of the caregiver FOR the person who has lost:

Rando, Therese A., GRIEF, DYING, AND DEATH: CLINICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR CAREGIVERS, Champaign, Illinois: Research Press,1984.

And from the perspective of the person who has lost:

Rando, Therese A.,, HOW TO GO ON LIVING WHEN SOMEONE YOU LOVE DIES, New York: Bantam Books, 1988.

Moody, Raymond A.,, and Dianne Arcangel, LIFE AFTER LOSS, CONQUERING GRIEF AND FINDING HOPE, New York: Harper Collins, 2002.

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