Research demonstrates that severe forms of grief and grief-related pathology exist in the
general population. Less attention, however, has been paid to the grief of parents following …

Following bereavement, continuing bonds (CBs) include engaging with memories, illusions,
sensory and quasi-sensory perceptions, hallucinations, communication, actions, and belief …

Attachment-Informed Grief Therapy bridges the fields of attachment studies, thanatology,
and interpersonal neuroscience, uniting theory, research, and practice to enrich our …

Many college students experience the death of someone close to them and could be at risk
for complicated grieving. Their primary sources of support may be unavailable as family …

Objective: Although the death of a child is a devastating event, recent evidence shows that
personal growth is a relevant outcome of parents' grief. This study aimed to examine the …

This study highlights the challenges of computer-mediated communication for vulnerable
individuals and groups, by studying boundary work in stigmatized communities online. Five …

Background Maternal identity, a mother's internalized view of self as mother, has not been
studied in relation to perinatal loss. This study aimed to investigate how women construct a …

Unresolved relational issues with the deceased have been considered a prominent risk
factor for negative bereavement outcomes. However, this area of study has suffered from a …

The main objective of this study is to investigate the relation of daily spiritual experiences to
multifaceted meaning making in bereavement, and the role of social validation of sense …

Continuing the bond (CB) to a deceased loved one plays a clinically significant role in grief.
We validated the Continuing Bonds Scale (CBS) examining externalized CB (illusions and …