Bereavement Research Forum

Bereavement Research Forum

Machin, L. 2008 Working with Loss and Grief Sage [details] Rolls, L. & Relf, M. 2006 Bracketing interviews: Addressing methodological challenges in qualitative interviewing in palliative care and bereavement, in Mortality, 11, 3, 286-305 Corden A, Sainsbury R, Sloper P & Ward B 2005 Using a model of group psychotherapy to support social research on sensitive topics, in Int. J. Social Research Methodology, 8, 2, 151- 160 B.Monroe & F. Kraus(Eds) 2005 Brief Interventions with Bereaved Children Oxford, Oxford University Press This book addresses and explains the theoretical concepts & practical implications behind the idea of brief work with bereaved children & families. Two of the chapters are written by BRF Steering Group members: Gillian Chowns  Swampy ground: brief interventions with families before bereavement Ann Dent    Theoretical perspectives: linking research & practice Firth P, Luff G, Oliviere O (eds) 2005 Loss, change and bereavement in palliative care. Maidenhead: OUP This is a comprehensive edited book and includes chapters by BRF steering committee members past and present - for example Linda Machin and Jan McLaren Corden A., Sainsbury, R. & Sloper, P. 2004 Money matters and bereavement support in Bereavement Care, 23, 2, pp 19-21 Dent, A. Stewart, A. 2004 Sudden Death in Childhood: Support for the bereaved family. Edinburgh:Butterworth/Heineman. This book provides professionals with a thought-provoking practical study of how they can help a family cope with the unexpected death of a child at any age from miscarriage to the death of an adolescent. Each chapter gives professionals an opportunity to consider their own practice and to develop strategies to offer relevant and invaluable support to bereaved families. www.harcourt-international.com/catalogue/title.cfm?ISBN=0750656468 Machin, L. 2004 Mapping grief: A study in practice using a quantitative and qualitative approach to exploring and addressing the range of responses to loss in Counselling and Psychotherapy Research, Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 9-17                                                                                   Rolls, L. 2004 Families and children facing loss and bereavement: Childhood bereavement services: A diversity of models and practices. In S. Payne, J. Seymour & C. Ingleton (eds.) Palliative Care Nursing: Principles and Evidence for Practice. Buckingham: Open University Press   mcgraw-hill.co.uk/html/0335212433.html Mason, C. (ed) 2002 Journeys into palliative care: roots and reflections. London:Jessica Kingsley   www.jkp.com/catalogue/book.php?isbn=1-84310-030- 4&PHPSESSID=9825ff6b3cafb9b89521e50a260ccdf7 "No - You don't know how we feel!" is a 25 minute video made by children for families facing the life-threatening illness of a parent. Nine young people got together with three palliative care social workers and a video-maker and produced their own film of their experiences. The children decided on the topics they wanted to cover, interviewed each other, operated the camera and made the final editing decisions. The end result is a video that lets the children's voices and views come through clearly, and that has much to say not only to parents but also to palliative care professionals and teachers. The video project is part of the doctoral research being undertaken by Gillian Chowns, a BRF member and a senior social worker and senior lecturer in palliative care. Copies of the video, priced £10, are available from her <gillian.chowns@berkshire.nhs.uk> or by phoning 01753 860441 xtn 6137

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