Outward expression of grief
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[BLANK-1] ( Paraphrasing/Reflection/Clarifying/Summarizing )…
[BLANK-1] ( Paraphrasing/Reflection/Clarifying/Summarizing ) involves focusing on, and repeating back to the client, the key words used, usually the most important part of what was said. It lets the client know that you heard and understood what was said in a shortened or alternative form.
The reaction of the body to an event often experienced emoti…
The reaction of the body to an event often experienced emotionally as a sudden, violent and upsetting disturbance is defined as ______________.
You are working with a young widow whose husband died in an…
You are working with a young widow whose husband died in an auto accident. She mentions that they had an argument before he left for work. What challenge will be greater for this lady?
Blame that is perceived to be directed toward one’s self by…
Blame that is perceived to be directed toward one’s self by others.
You are a funeral director in South Dakota. While at the gro…
You are a funeral director in South Dakota. While at the grocery store a lady ask you about a pending death in her family, and what she should do at the time of need. What type of counseling is appropriate?
The goal of [BLANK-1] ( grief counseling/grief therapy/couns…
The goal of [BLANK-1] ( grief counseling/grief therapy/counseling/funeral service counseling ) is to help survivors complete any unfinished business with the deceased and to be able to say a final goodbye.
Which of the following is a true statement regarding a crisi…
Which of the following is a true statement regarding a crisis?
When a funeral director gives a choice of services and merch…
When a funeral director gives a choice of services and merchandise available as families make a selection and complete funeral arrangements, formulating different actions in adjusting to a crisis, this is referred to a providing ______________________.
In counseling, which of the following would not be a cause f…
In counseling, which of the following would not be a cause for concern or indication that a client may need more help?