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    When a Spouse Dies: What I Didn't Know About Helping Myself and Others Through Grief
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    When a Spouse Dies: What I Didn't Know About Helping Myself and Others Through Grief
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    When a Spouse Dies: What I Didn't Know About Helping Myself and Others Through Grief

    By Barbara R. Wheeler DSW

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    About this ebook

    You don't have to experience grief to know how to support the bereaved---but it helps. Psychotherapist and social work professor Barbara Wheeler offers a unique four-dimensional perspective of expertise that she uses to help others through times of grief---therapist, educator, personal experience, and interviews with others. Learn how to recover from and grow through loss as Dr. Wheeler helps you through the journey to find comfort and relief.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCedar Fort Publishing & Media
    Release dateFeb 7, 2012
    ISBN9781462101924
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    When a Spouse Dies: What I Didn't Know About Helping Myself and Others Through Grief

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