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an unrecognised grief worker’s guide
1anunrecognised griefloss and grief issues for carersworker s guide2 an unrecognised griefloss and grief issues for carersworker s guide Researched and written by Maggie O SheaFirst issued March 1999 Revised by Mary O Mara and Penny Rawlins July 2011 Carers VictoriaLevel 1, 37 Albert Street, Footscray, Victoria 3011 Telephone: 03 9396 9500 Fax: 03 9396 9555 Free Call: 1800 242 and layout: Publications, Carers VictoriaFunded by: Department of Human Services (Victoria) ISBN: 0958 59421 X Carers Victoria Inc 20133 ContentsIntroduction ..4 Background ..51. Different carers, different losses ..72. Characteristics of carer loss ..93. unrecognised and unacknowledged ..144. Working with the loss and grief of carers: ..195. Basic counselling and support: ..226. Making the workplace more grief -friendly ..257. Self care for workers general 27 Useful resources ..29 Reading ..31 Acknowledgments ..324 IntroductionThis booklet has been written primarily for those who work with carers in their roles as support workers, social workers, counsellors, residential care staff and volunteers.
2 an unrecognised grief loss and grief issues for carers worker’s guide Researched and written by Maggie O’Shea First issued March 1999 Revised by Mary O’Mara and Penny Rawlins
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