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GRIEF, LOSS OF THE ASSUMPTIVE WORLD
AND MEANING MAKING
Dr. Jill Harrington interviews
Dr. Robert A. Neimeyer,
Director of the Portland Institute
Principles of Practice
What principles can guide your practice in the context of the current pandemic?
In this special feature, we share the wisdom of a selection of PI faculty who offer insights and ideas relevant to counseling clients of all ages who are contending with complicated losses in the current climate.
Just click the icon next to the Principle to download a tip sheet with full details.
Assess for
Unfinished Business
Robert A. Neimeyer, PhD
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Maintain Optimal
Therapeutic Distance
Luis Botella, PhD
Involve Children
and Teens in
Decision Making When
A Family Member
Is Dying
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Embrace the
Constancy of Change
Donna L. Schuurman, EdD, FT
Darcy L. Harris, PhD, FT
Integrate the Torn Pieces in Art Therapy
Respect
Psychological Defenses
Sharon Strouse, MA, ATR-BC, LCPAT
Simon Shimshon Rubin, PhD
Develop Your
Death Competency
Maintain Clear Social Mitigation Protocols for College Students
Maria Luisa de Luca, PhD,
Doris C. Vaughans, PhD,
Assess
Non-Death Losses
Seek Secure Bases in Dealing with Loss
and Change
Seek Calling
in A Time of Crisis
Jakob van Wielink, MA
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Enfranchise the Disenfranchised Grief
Carolyn Ng, PsyD, FT, MMSAC
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