Death Studies

Editorial Board EOV
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Type of Continuing Bonds Expression and Its Comforting Versus Distressing Nature: Implications for Adjustment Among Bereaved Mothers
pp. 889-912(24)
Authors: Field, Nigel P.; Packman, Wendy; Ronen, Rama; Pries, Angeliki; Davies, Betty; Kramer, Robyn

Behavioral Activation for Pathological Grief
pp. 913-936(24)
Authors: Papa, Anthony; Rummel, Clair; Garrison-Diehn, Christina; Sewell, M. Todd

Oncologists’ Protocol and Coping Strategies in Dealing with Patient Loss
pp. 937-952(16)
Authors: Granek, Leeat; Mazzotta, Paolo; Tozer, Richard; Krzyzanowska, Monika K.

Dignity Amidst Liminality: Healing Within Suffering Among Chinese Terminal Cancer Patients
pp. 953-970(18)
Authors: Ho, Andy H. Y.; Leung, Pamela P. Y.; Tse, Doris M. W.; Pang, Samantha M. C.; Chochinov, Harvey M.; Neimeyer, Robert A.; Chan, Cecilia L. W.

An Exploration of Self-Care in the Field of Death and Dying
pp. 971-976(6)
Author: Oryzysyn, Debra

Unfortunately, What Too Many College Students Need
pp. 976-980(5)
Author: Rider, Robert A.

Morgues and Miasmas
pp. 980-984(5)
Author: Boland, Jeanne

Mental Health Care in the College Community: A Review
pp. 984-990(7)
Author: Woodford, Joyce A.