Bereavement Support Groups: A Guide for Clinicians and Non Clinicians

by Marina Oppenheimer

This book is a guide for clinicians and laymen who run bereavement support groups. The group process described in this guide runs for 8 sessions. The book includes theory and activities which will help group members work through their loss and hopefully reach the stage of acceptance.

42 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 3, 2019

About the author

I am a retired licensed psychotherapist currently living in Miami. After many years doing clinical work, I now write self-help books in English and Spanish, as well as short stories and poems in Spanish. Needless to say, since a young age writing has been my true calling. In the second half of my life, I was finally able to make my dream come true. My books represent all that I have learned in this life and want to share with my readers. Enjoy!

Reviews

[John Dobbs · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good information on running grief support groups with an included format for meeting-by-meeting themes and questions.

[Krissie Bentley · Rating 2 out of 5]

I was not a fan. Some of the activities were not logically related to the material covered in the session itself. As a clinician, I was very disappointed by the simplicity and lack of depth. Was it worth the $6 I paid for it, probably. But I will not utilize it in my practice.