Effectiveness and Acceptability of Traumatic Bereavement Interentions: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
| Type of activity | : | Research Paper |
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| Difficulty Level | : | Advanced |
| Provider | : | Journal of Loss and Trauma |
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Elahe Derakhshan, Bonnie Scarth, Amy Morgan, Dianne Currier, Karl Andriessen
The experience of grief can become complex when the cause of death is traumatic, such as suicide. Traumatic bereavement might trigger prolonged grief disorder, depression and posttraumatic stress disorder, indicating a need for effective interventions. This systematic review assesses the effectiveness and acceptability of traumatic bereavement interventions.
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Support After Suicide Trauma Informed Approaches