Grief and Loss Across the Lifespan, Second Edition

Index 349

identity transformation in,
238–241
losses experienced in, 238–246
marital changes in, 243–244
other’s experience of loss in, 247
pathways in, 237–238
reflections on, 250–253
routine, loss of, 241
transition to, 236–237
typical and maturational losses,
243–246
reworking, of loss, 6, 65
risk-taking behavior, 113
ritual, 7, 20, 21, 22, 24, 40, 41, 57, 63, 95,
97, 174, 175, 178, 184, 218, 268, 280
routine, loss of, 241
rumination, 5, 6, 18

safe holding environment, 297
same-sex partner, death of, 177–178,
215–216, 267
Schlossberg, N., 236–237, 239, 240, 241,
246, 247
school-aged children, 83–109
academic impact after loss, 90
biological development, 84–86
death of parent, 89–90
death of sibling, 90–91
developmental stage, 83–84
immigrant, 103–108
intervention issues, 94–96
loss experienced by, 88–94
loss of being a child, 94
loss of custody, 99–100
of military parents, 93
parental divorce, 92–93
parental loss of, 96–99
pet loss, 91
psychological development, 86–87
sexual abuse, 91–92
social development, 87–88
secondary losses, 6, 88
secretory immunoglobulin A (S-IgA), 4
self-care, 16
self-esteem/identity loss, 121
sensory-motor intelligence, 62
separation anxiety, 13
sexual abuse, 91–92
sexuality, 126
sex work, 196–200, 294
Shdaimah, C., 196–200
Shapiro, J., 74–78
Shear, M. K., 266–267
siblings

birth of, 70

death of, 90–91, 118–119, 208–209

experience of young adult’s death

by, 182

fetal loss and, 40–41

SIFT, 25

six “R” processes, 14

sleep

impact of pregnancy on, 29

infants, 60–61

Smith, C., 227–231

social aspects

of fetal death, 39–41

of grief, 7–8

of pregnancy, 32–33

social constructionism, 16–17

socialization process, 63

social media, 7, 33, 53, 97, 120, 153–154,

176, 208

social roles, 115

Social Security, 236, 242

spirituality, 159, 205, 207, 243

spousal death

in middle adulthood, 213–214, 222–227

in older adulthood, 264–267

in young adulthood, 174–178, 181

stage-based grief theories, 11–16

stagnation, 205

stillbirth, 35, 36, 38–39

stress

brain chemistry and, 5

health impacts of, 4

during pregnancy, 31–32

Strong Families model, 93

substance use disorders, 154–155

sudden death, 120, 123–124, 132–133, 151,

216, 222–227

Sudden Temporary Upsurge of Grief

(STUG), 6, 148

suicidal ideation, 118, 121, 151, 270

suicide, 124, 148, 149–150

of adult child, 208

among older adults, 269–270

in military, 181

of parent, 164–169

by veterans, 270

support groups, 23, 109,117, 215, 226,

227, 234

sympathy biography, 7

task-based grief theories, 8–11

technology, 7, 33, 97, 176, 208

assisted reproductive technologies

(ART), 42–43