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Suicide : The 25 Most Commonly Asked Questions By The Suicide Bereaved
Paperback Edition: 1
There is nothing more tragic than losing a loved one to suicide.This book explores the tormenting questions that bereaved families struggle with in the aftermath of suicide:What could I have done to stop it? Why didn't I see the signs?How can I live without my loved one?Will I ever feel normal again? WHY did they choose to die? Suicide still remains a mystery in the twenty-first century. Families dealing with suicide grief struggle to cope with the prospect that their questions will go unanswered.This book contains a compilation of real-life experiences expressed in short stories. To protect the privacy of individuals, the author uses a set of projected themes to highlight the impact of suicide grief on bereaved families. The answers in this book will reflect the expertise of a counsellor with over ten years' experience in suicide bereavement. While there are no final resolutions, there are insights and stories that will ease the burden of uncertainty for those left behind to pick up the pieces.Pauline Cahillane is a Counsellor & Psychotherapist and has specialised in the field of Suicide Bereavement Counselling for the last ten years. She has worked for a number of private and non-profit organisations, as well as her own private practice. Pauline is considered an expert in her field due to her experience working with hundreds of individuals and families in the aftermath of suicide. Her experience working with families inspired her to write this book. Pauline's hope is that anyone who has lost a loved one to suicide might get some answers here.
Pages : 156
Publisher : Independently Published
Publication date : 2019
Subjects: Non-fiction, Published in the USA, Medicine, Health And Personal Development, Social Sciences, Health, Social Services & Welfare, Criminology, Coping With Death & Bereavement, Counselling & Advice Services