Psychodynamik des Todes bei Kindern und Jugendlichen

Nothing preoccupies humans throughout their lives as much as death. Particularly adolescents engage with this topic in various ways, while for adults, approaching childlike thanatology often proves to be challenging. This book offers not only well-founded theoretical considerations on the developmental and psychodynamic aspects of death but also a practical and vivid insight into the corresponding psychotherapeutic work with children, adolescents, and their families. It provides guidance in a difficult and often tabooed field. Furthermore, the volume conveys healing impulses for an age-appropriate approach to topics such as suicidality, loss, grief, and (one's own) mortality.