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Grief interventions for people bereaved by suicide: A systematic review.
PLoS ONE, 2017 BackgroundAdaption to the loss of a loved one due to suicide can be complicated by feelings of guilt, shame, responsibility, rejection, and stigmatization. Therefore people bereaved by suicide have an increased risk for developing complicated grief which
Katja Linde +4 more
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Risk Factors for Complicated Grief in Older Adults
, 2015 Background: Older adults grieving the death of a spouse have been found to have a higher risk of complicated grief compared with younger adults. Objective: The study objective was to find out whether personal characteristics of the patient and the ...
Rietjens, Judith +5 more
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Circulating levels of oxytocin may be elevated in complicated grief: a pilot study
European Journal of Psychotraumatology, 2019 Complicated grief (CG) is a debilitating syndrome characterized by persisting and intense distress and impairment after the death of a loved one. The biological mechanisms associated with this syndrome remain unclear but may involve neurobiological ...
Eric Bui +7 more
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Complicated grief after bereavement [PDF]
BMJ, 2007 Some bereaved people develop severe long term reactions to their loss. This kind of reaction may be associated with adverse health outcomes and has recently been termed “complicated grief.”1 The syndrome is more common after unexpected and violent deaths such as suicide.2 3 People bereaved by suicide are also more likely than those bereaved by other ...
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Iranian Journal of Psychiatry, 2016 Objective: Identification of the risk factors and psychological correlates of prolonged grief disorder is vital for health promotions in relatives of persons who died of cancer.
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Journal of Psychosomatic Obstetrics and GynecologyBackground Pregnancy loss may trigger complicated grief. Self-judgment and pressure to abort contrary to one's preferences may increase the risk and severity of complicated grief reactions.Method A topic-blind survey was offered to a random panel of 41 ...
David C. Reardon
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Progress in understanding grief, complicated grief, and caring for the bereaved [PDF]
Contemporary Nurse, 2007 Grief occurs with loss of symbolically important connections and involves intense emotional reactions and changes to our experiences of self, the world, and the future. Individual responses reflect factors such as personality and life history, social context and cultural practices, and the symbolic magnitude of the loss.
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Complicated grief in late life
Dialogues in Clinical Neuroscience, 2012 Complicated grief (CG) is a syndrome that affects 10% to 20% of grievers regardless of age, although proportionally more will face the death of loved ones in late life, CG is characterized by preoccupying and disabling symptoms that can persist for decades such as an inability to accept the death, intense yearning or avoidance, frequent reveries, deep ...
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Prevalence and risk factors of complicated grief among Sichuan earthquake survivors
, 2015 Background: Disasters usually involves massive casualties, yet few post-disaster studies explore the prevalence of complicated grief (CG) among survivors.
Li, Jie +3 more
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Effects of Economic Hardship on Complicated Grief [PDF]
, 2012 Complicated grief is an intense and persistent type of grief which appears to be distinct from depression. Despite the importance of this recently defined syndrome, we are only beginning to learn what factors make people vulnerable to it.
Nam, Ilsung
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