Coping with your spouse's death : depression, anger, and other stages of grief

The Resource Coping with your spouse's death : depression, anger, and other stages of grief

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Coping with your spouse's death : depression, anger, and other stages of grief

Title remainder

depression, anger, and other stages of grief

Language

eng

Summary

The bond between a husband and wife is one of the most intimate emotional and physical bonds of any human relationship. Your spouse is the person you share your hopes and dreams with, your partner, friend, co-parent, traveling companion, and confidante all in one. Regardless of how the roles are defined within the relationship, a spouse is the person with whom you share your life. It is therefore no surprise that losing a spouse in death is ranked by psychologists as the single most stressful life event, followed only by divorce and separation. Whether a spouse dies suddenly and unexpectedly, or whether death comes over time and with some warning, the surviving spouse must come to terms with the loss and eventually find a way to pick up the pieces and move on

Cataloging source

Midwest

Dewey number

155.937

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no index present

Literary form

non fiction

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Target audience

adult

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