Grief and Loss: Theories and Skills for the Helping Professions, 2nd Edition, by Katherine Walsh, is a comprehensive resource designed for professionals in the helping fields. This book provides essential theories and practical skills to enhance one’s practice when working with individuals dealing with grief and loss. It covers a wide range of topics, including cultural, spiritual, age-related, and gender-specific factors that influence grief reactions, ensuring readers can understand and effectively work with diverse populations.
Each chapter includes exercises that encourage readers to apply the concepts they have learned, fostering deeper engagement and practical application. The inclusion of MySocialWorkLab offers a wealth of internet resources and additional learning tools to further support the reader’s development in this critical area.
The book is structured to help professionals acquire core knowledge and skills necessary for working with those experiencing loss and grief. Upon completion, readers should be equipped to provide effective assistance to individuals, families, groups, and communities navigating these difficult emotions.
