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Jen Hirsch. (2023) Book Review: Living through Loss, 2nd Edition by Nancy R. Hooyman, Betty J. Kramer, and Sara Sanders. Journal of Gerontological Social Work 66:6, pages 839-842.
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Kelly Irons. (2023) How Can Social Work Practice Facilitate a Dignified Dying Experience for People With Intellectual Disabilities? A Scoping Review. Australian Social Work 76:1, pages 60-71.
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Jessica Curd & Michin Hong. (2022) “We Are All Just Walking Each Other Home”: Exploring the Lived Experiences of Rural Hospice Social Workers in “Companioning” the Dying. Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life & Palliative Care 18:3, pages 252-272.
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Suzette Fox & Greg Lewis. (2022) Life After Head and Neck Cancer: Navigating the Years Ahead. Australian Social Work 75:2, pages 180-191.
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Samantha Ball & Beth R. Crisp. (2022) Finding their way: young adults, Progressive Christianity and social work. Journal of Religion & Spirituality in Social Work: Social Thought 41:1, pages 51-65.
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Gregorio Zuniga-Villanueva, Jose Luis Ramirez-GarciaLuna & Roy Ismael Villafranca-Andino. (2021) A Compassionate Communities Approach in a Grief and Bereavement Support Program: Bridging the Gap in Palliative Care. Journal of Social Work in End-of-Life & Palliative Care 17:1, pages 9-18.
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Nora Kolkin Sarastuen. (2020) From vocational worker to vocational teacher: a study of identity transition and loss. Journal of Vocational Education & Training 72:3, pages 333-349.
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Benjamin Marton, Teresa Kilbane & Holly Nelson-Becker. (2020) Exploring the loss and disenfranchised grief of animal care workers. Death Studies 44:1, pages 31-41.
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Varda R. Mann-Feder. (2018) Where can I mourn? Psychodynamic contributions to working in residential child care. Journal of Social Work Practice 32:4, pages 463-476.
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Patricia A. McClocklin & Reinekke Lengelle. (2018) Cures for the heart: a poetic approach to healing after loss. British Journal of Guidance & Counselling 46:3, pages 326-339.
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Melissa Laing & Christopher Maylea. (2018) “They Burn Brightly, But Only for a Short Time”: The Role of Social Workers in Companion Animal Grief and Loss. Anthrozoös 31:2, pages 221-232.
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Amy E. Fulton & Julie Drolet. (2018) Responding to Disaster-Related Loss and Grief: Recovering From the 2013 Flood in Southern Alberta, Canada. Journal of Loss and Trauma 23:2, pages 140-158.
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Leigha Jane Dark, Lindy Clemson & Susan Balandin. (2016) Communication changes experienced by adults with cerebral palsy as they age. International Journal of Speech-Language Pathology 18:6, pages 521-532.
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Stephanie Azri, Stephen Larmar & Jennifer Cartmel. (2014) Social Work's Role in Prenatal Diagnosis and Genetic Services: Current Practice and Future Potential. Australian Social Work 67:3, pages 348-362.
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Jan Backhouse & Anne Graham. (2013) Grandparents Raising Their Grandchildren: Acknowledging the Experience of Grief. Australian Social Work 66:3, pages 440-454.
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Myfanwy Maple, Helen Elizabeth Edwards, Victor Minichiello & David Plummer. (2013) Still part of the family: The importance of physical, emotional and spiritual memorial places and spaces for parents bereaved through the suicide death of their son or daughter. Mortality 18:1, pages 54-71.
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JenniferE. Simpson. (2013) Grief and Loss: A Social Work Perspective. Journal of Loss and Trauma 18:1, pages 81-90.
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Joanne Riebschleger & Suzanne Cross. (2011) Loss and Grief Experiences of Mentors in Social Work Education. Mentoring & Tutoring: Partnership in Learning 19:1, pages 65-82.
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Diane Kempson & Vicki Murdock. (2010) Memory Keepers: A Narrative Study on Siblings Never Known. Death Studies 34:8, pages 738-756.
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Kate Elkhuizen, RosemaryC. Kelleher, Lina Gibson & Robyn Attoe. (2006) ‘Sitting on the Mourning Bench’: Mental Health Workers and an Elderly Client. Australian Social Work 59:3, pages 281-287.
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