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Grief counselor and educator Halamish (independent researcher) attempts to provide caregivers and palliative care professionals with new tools. [...] For each identified challenge, Halamish presents a clinical case study, [with] each case [accompanied] by notes to the practitioner, offering theoretical and practical teaching points [...] Taken together, these provide a minicourse in palliative care theory and best practice [...] This book will serve as a wonderful reference for professional palliative care workers and as a primer for novices in the field. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Graduate students and professionals. Students in two-year technical programs. * J. S. St. Clair, emeritus, University of Lynchburg, CHOICE connect *

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Lynne Halamish is a Thanatologist (M.A., C.T.), an expert in death and dying, loss and grieving. She is a counsellor for grieving and dying people, and a teacher, lecturing and providing workshops, locally and internationally, to professionals in the health field, psychosocial field, educational field, and to groups of grievers. In hospitals, medical and nursing schools, professional conferences, high schools, army bases, and community settings. She also provides supervision to experts in the field. Member of the Kappy and Eric Flanders National Palliative Care Resource Centre of Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel.

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