Neil Thompson, Ph.D., is Professor of Social Work and Well-being at Liverpool Hope University and Director of Avenue Consulting Ltd (www.avenueconsulting.co.uk) in the United Kingdom. He has thirty years' experience in the helping professions and has published thirty books. He is a sought-after conference speaker, workshop facilitator, and consultant.

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• Foreword by Dr. Gerry R. Cox Preface AcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1: Understanding Loss, Grief and Trauma An introduction to the key aspects of loss, grief and trauma. The chapter lays the foundations of understanding about these issues in general before focusing on how they relate specifically to the workplace. Chapter 2: Loss and Grief in the WorkplaceThe first of two chapters that explore the significance of the issues discussed in Chapter 1. The focus is on loss and grief and how they can play a very significant role in the workplace. Chapter 3: Trauma in the WorkplaceComplements Chapter 2 by exploring the significance of trauma issues for the workplace. It includes discussion of situations relating to individuals and groups who are traumatized. Chapter 4: Law and PolicyA discussion of the legal and policy issues relating to loss, grief and trauma. Chapter 5: Caring for the Caregivers Supporting people who are grieving or traumatized can be stressful work for managers and colleagues and can 'open up old wounds'. It is therefore important to consider the support needs of caregivers. Chapter 6: Helps and HindrancesThis chapter focuses on practical steps that can help promote good practice and gives guidance on how to take such matters forward. It also identifies potential pitfalls that can prevent progress or even make matters worse. Chapter 7: ConclusionThis chapter summarizes the key arguments and points presented in the book and provide food for thought in relation to taking the issues forward. Guide to Further LearningA substantive resource guide, encompassing an annotated recommended reading guide, information about training materials, details of relevant organizations and web resourcesIndex

Neil Thompson, Ph.D., is Professor of Social Work and Well-being at Liverpool Hope University and Director of Avenue Consulting Ltd (www.avenueconsulting.co.uk) in the United Kingdom. He has thirty years' experience in the helping professions and has published thirty books. He is a sought-after conference speaker, workshop facilitator, and consultant.

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• Foreword by Dr. Gerry R. Cox Preface AcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1: Understanding Loss, Grief and Trauma An introduction to the key aspects of loss, grief and trauma. The chapter lays the foundations of understanding about these issues in general before focusing on how they relate specifically to the workplace. Chapter 2: Loss and Grief in the WorkplaceThe first of two chapters that explore the significance of the issues discussed in Chapter 1. The focus is on loss and grief and how they can play a very significant role in the workplace. Chapter 3: Trauma in the WorkplaceComplements Chapter 2 by exploring the significance of trauma issues for the workplace. It includes discussion of situations relating to individuals and groups who are traumatized. Chapter 4: Law and PolicyA discussion of the legal and policy issues relating to loss, grief and trauma. Chapter 5: Caring for the Caregivers Supporting people who are grieving or traumatized can be stressful work for managers and colleagues and can 'open up old wounds'. It is therefore important to consider the support needs of caregivers. Chapter 6: Helps and HindrancesThis chapter focuses on practical steps that can help promote good practice and gives guidance on how to take such matters forward. It also identifies potential pitfalls that can prevent progress or even make matters worse. Chapter 7: ConclusionThis chapter summarizes the key arguments and points presented in the book and provide food for thought in relation to taking the issues forward. Guide to Further LearningA substantive resource guide, encompassing an annotated recommended reading guide, information about training materials, details of relevant organizations and web resourcesIndex

Neil Thompson, Ph.D., is Professor of Social Work and Well-being at Liverpool Hope University and Director of Avenue Consulting Ltd (www.avenueconsulting.co.uk) in the United Kingdom. He has thirty years' experience in the helping professions and has published thirty books. He is a sought-after conference speaker, workshop facilitator, and consultant.

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• Foreword by Dr. Gerry R. Cox Preface AcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1: Understanding Loss, Grief and Trauma An introduction to the key aspects of loss, grief and trauma. The chapter lays the foundations of understanding about these issues in general before focusing on how they relate specifically to the workplace. Chapter 2: Loss and Grief in the WorkplaceThe first of two chapters that explore the significance of the issues discussed in Chapter 1. The focus is on loss and grief and how they can play a very significant role in the workplace. Chapter 3: Trauma in the WorkplaceComplements Chapter 2 by exploring the significance of trauma issues for the workplace. It includes discussion of situations relating to individuals and groups who are traumatized. Chapter 4: Law and PolicyA discussion of the legal and policy issues relating to loss, grief and trauma. Chapter 5: Caring for the Caregivers Supporting people who are grieving or traumatized can be stressful work for managers and colleagues and can 'open up old wounds'. It is therefore important to consider the support needs of caregivers. Chapter 6: Helps and HindrancesThis chapter focuses on practical steps that can help promote good practice and gives guidance on how to take such matters forward. It also identifies potential pitfalls that can prevent progress or even make matters worse. Chapter 7: ConclusionThis chapter summarizes the key arguments and points presented in the book and provide food for thought in relation to taking the issues forward. Guide to Further LearningA substantive resource guide, encompassing an annotated recommended reading guide, information about training materials, details of relevant organizations and web resourcesIndex