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Joy R. Samuels – Counseling Grief Clients, Functional Interventions for Everyday Use
Clinicians often struggle to develop an effective approach to counseling grief clients, due to the uniqueness of each individual’s grief. The last 10-15 years of research have seen a huge explosion in this field. Many new studies have rewritten what we thought we knew.
Explore this research to learn more about the appropriate diagnosis of grief clients and ideas for How to assess grief severity and other related constructs. Clarification about what it means “complicated grief” The most frequently used models are reviewed for Understanding grief and leaving with tools (20 interventions) to help clients navigate the complex and adaptive grief process. The recording will close with a discussion about self.-Care, discussing how to properly manage and care for This demanding, but fulfilling work is ours.
Current models in excellent condition for Understanding grief and how they influence treatment planning.
To diagnose grief clients, it is important to analyze and distinguish clinical symptoms.
Implement functional interventions for Grief counseling is adaptable and can be used with any client.
Three new interventions can be used with clients who have lost a loved one.
Find out when grief is over “complicated” Develop a treatment strategy.
Develop strategies for self-improvement-Awareness and self-care for Counselors for grief in relation to clinical practice.
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THE JOURNEY OF GRIEF
Models for understanding grief
Older, familiar models
Current theories and approaches
Grief Expressions
Cognitive and emotional
Physical manifestations
Behavioral
Social behavior and societal reactions
Predictors and mediators of experience
Background: Grief is highly individual
Personality and other vulnerabilities
Who died; quality relationship
Cultural, contextual, and social influences
Mode of death
Other influences
Non-death losses
ASSESSMENT AND DIAGNOSIS DURING GRIEF-RELATED SYMPTOMS
Differential diagnosis of depression, grief, and PTSD
Persistent complex bereavement disorder
Use Assessment of clients suffering from grief and adjustment disorder
Measurement/assessment of grief symptoms
GRIEF IS COMPLICATING
Common trajectories for Grief
What is it? “complicated” How can you recognize grief?
Treatment interventions for Complex grief
TREATMENT STRATEGIES and FUNCTIONAL INTERVENTIONS
Grief Counselling
What makes it different from other types counseling?
Who is more likely to benefit (and who may not) from these benefits?
A general approach: components
The 3 Rogerian conditions
The power of presence
As a companion/therapist for Your grief clients
Cross-Cultural and other diversity considerations
Dealing with emotional intensity
Grief vs. trauma
When clients’ grief is disenfranchised
Working with families and couples who have had to experience the “same” loss
Preparing for Grief “spikes”
Post-Traumatic growth
BEING A GRIEF CONSULTOR
This work comes with both risks and rewards
Self-awareness
Self-care
This field offers training opportunities
LIMITATIONS ON THE RESEARCH AND POTENTIAL RISES
There are differences in the results of different studies for Grief
Risk factors for Complex grief
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