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This executive summary represents a condensed version of the recommendations put forward by the speakers at the 2016 Pregnancy and Infant Loss Summit in Ontario.

... bilingual (English / Chinese) resource was developed by the BC Cancer Agency to assist Chinese speaking families in finding supportive services.

Dr. Bateman discusses how to share, ritualize, and transform grief. She speaks about lifelines to the dead and illustrates creative outcomes to mourning that allow one to recognize, contain, release,...

... struggle with burnout and how an internal experience with grief was the biggest culprit. She speaks to the art of reframing her grief response and instead of resisting it as a “ thief of life, ”...

Website presented by Thomas Attig, author, speaker, and applied philosopher, includes writings, resources, links, videos, and course offerings related to grief and bereavement.

... of a spouse’s struggle to overcome the grief of losing her husband. It is an engaging story that speaks directly to the reader in a candid and forthright narrative through a series of “moments” in their...

Produced to promote communication when caring for First Nations people who speak Oji-Cree.

In this book for grieving teenagers, Dr. Wolfelt speaks honestly and straightforwardly to teens, affirming their thoughts and feelings and giving them dozens of teen-friendly ideas for understanding and...

... a closer look at today's complicated end-of-life decisions. Doctors, patients and families speak with remarkable candor about the increasingly difficult choices people are making at the end of life: when...

... or is it the observers’ perception that clouds the glass? Do staff members have the right to speak without fear of discipline if a step is missed? As you can imagine, the family is devastated and frustrated.