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Someone Died - Now What?: A Personal and Professional Perspective on Coping with Grief and Loss - Paperback

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by Corrie Sirota Msw (Author)

Someone Died... Now What? is a GPS for grieving. Corrie Sirota provides Guidance, Perspective and Support to help you navigate your way through the grief process. Whether someone you love has died or someone you know is struggling with a loss, this book addresses many of the issues and questions that surface, providing concrete assistance on what to do immediately following a death, how to deal with feelings of sadness, anger and guilt, non-death losses and how to support grieving children. You will learn that grief is an ongoing process, and is as unique and individual as you are.

Author Biography

Corrie Sirota holds a Master of Social Work as well as a Graduate Certificate in Loss and Bereavement from McGill University (Montreal, Canada) where she has been a sessional lecturer in the School of Social Work for over twenty years. As a licensed psychotherapist, she maintains a private practice, specializing in loss and bereavement as well as non-death losses. Corrie is the clinical supervisor for the After Care Department of Paperman and Sons Funeral Home (Montreal, Canada) and a consultant for Chai Life Line (Montreal, Canada). She currently facilitates bereavement groups for widows, young adults, perinatal loss, and postpartum support. As an expert in her field, Corrie presents regularly at conferences and workshops both locally and internationally, and often appears on radio and television news programs. She wrote "Helping Children Cope with Death" which appeared in the Jewish Funeral Directors Association magazine as well as in Living Legacies Volume III, 2011 and has authored numerous other articles and blog posts for ME Magazine, Cappino Physio and Wellness Centre, and Risk within Reason. Corrie currently lives in Montreal with her husband and their two children. Should you wish to contact Corrie to book a workshop or consultation, please visit her website: www.corriesirota.com.

Number of Pages: 138
Dimensions: 0.32 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: May 11, 2015
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