Grief counseling Flashcards

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What is the purpose and value of the funeral?

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  1. It provides ceremonies that give expression to feelings
  2. It provides a framework for support
  3. Encourages the expression of feelings
  4. The funeral provides values to live by
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What are the 7 phases of the helping process?

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Phase 1: family and FD enter into a helping relationship
Phase 2: building of a helping relationship
Phase 3: exploration and assisting the family, understand alternatives
Phase 4: consolidation and planning
Phase 5: implementation and action
Phase 6: conclusions of the funeral process
Phase 7: post funeral follow up

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Emotion or group of emotions that someone goes through at the time of loss

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Grief

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When the internal comes out; outward expression of loss

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Mourning

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Event of separation or loss that results in the experience of grief. Bereave actually means “torn away”

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Bereavement

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Psych counseling given by clergy members to help congregation members in times of problem or stress

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Pastoral psych

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Who wrote “The Many faces of Grief”

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Edgar Jackson

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What was the first pastoral psych book?

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Understanding Grief

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What are the four categories of loss?

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  1. Loss of a significant person
    -death, distance, divorce
  2. Loss of part of self
    -physical, mental, spiritual
  3. External object
    -theft, natural disaster
  4. Developmental loss
    -adult child move out, class of 2020
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Affectional ties a person or animal forms between themselves and another. A time that binds them together in space and endures over time

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Attachment

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Tendency in humans/ animals to make strong affectional bonds fulfills the needs of safety and security

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Attachment theory

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Came up with attachment theory by studying WWII survival children

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John Bowlby

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What are the four fundamental attachment principals

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  1. Forms early in life
  2. Directed to a few people
  3. Once a connection is formed in endures
  4. Not an exclusive human characteristic
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What are the 5 stages of death and dying (grief?) and who came up with them?

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Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
1. Denial
2. Anger
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
5. Acceptance

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Who developed grief work
-studied coconut grove fire (492 people died)

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Erich Lindemann

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Process of loosening the attachment for what was lost and looking to reinvest it

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Grief work

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What are the 5 grief syndromes?

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  1. Somatic distress (bodily distress, nausea, panic attacks)
  2. Preoccupation with the deceased
  3. Emotion of guilt
  4. Hostile reactions
  5. The inability to function as one had before the loss
    *6. Developing traits of the deceased
18
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What are Worden’s four categories of normal grief

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  1. Feelings
  2. Physical sensations
  3. Cognition
  4. Behaviors
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What are examples of feelings in Worden’s four categories?

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-Sadness
-Anger (anger outwards is blame, anger inward is depression)
-Guilt
-Anxiety
-Loneliness (elderly loosing their spouse is #1 feeling of loneliness)
-Fatigue
-Helplessness
-Shock
-Yearning
-Emancipation
-Relief
-Numbness

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What are examples of physical sensations in Worden’s four categories?

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-Hollowness in the stomach
-Tightness in chest/ throat (may hypervenitalte)
-Oversensitive to noise
-Sense of depersonalization
-Shortness of breath (anxiety)
-Weakness in muscle, actual decrease in blood flow
-Lack of energy
-Dry mouth

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What are examples of cognition in Worden’s four categories?

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-Disbelief
-Confusion
-Preoccupation
-Sense of presense
-Hallucinations

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What are examples of behaviors in Worden’s four categories?

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-Sleep disturbances
-apetite disturbances
-absentminded behaviors
-Treasuring deceased’s objects (linking objects)
-Visiting places or carrying object that reminds of deceased

23
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Mood or emotional state marked by feelings of low self worth
-inability to enjoy life
-affects ability to feel happiness

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Depression

24
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What’s the criteria for diagnosing depression?

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At least two weeks of symptoms
-Decreased interest in activity or interest level
-Mood and/or people taking notice of mood
-Change in eating or weight
-Change in sleeping habits
-Fatigue
-Trouble concentrating
-Repeat thoughts of death
-Loss of self worth/ esteem

25
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How is depression treated?

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-Medication
-talk based therapy

26
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Fear of death

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Thanatophobia