Ich lebe meine Trauer

Death and grief are currently pressing topics in the field of disability support. Family members, caregivers, and staff often feel helpless when accompanying individuals through the grieving process. This book offers simple and directly applicable assistance. The use of plain language is intentional, as it aids both parties in understanding death and grief and allows for immediate application in practice. With a variety of authentic case studies, the authors also connect to the life experiences of people with disabilities and place these within a broader professional context. This guide to death and grief in plain language is designed for anyone seeking an easily understandable introduction to the topic of grief. It addresses current issues in the field of disability support and serves as a resource for both paid and volunteer workers in disability services, hospice and palliative care, chaplains, teachers in regular and special schools, as well as family members.