Of the soul and suffering: Mindfulness-based interventions and bereavement
J Cacciatore, K Thieleman, J Osborn… - Clinical Social Work …, 2014 - Springer
J Cacciatore, K Thieleman, J Osborn, K Orlowski
Clinical Social Work Journal, 2014•SpringerThere has been increased interest in, and evidence for, mindfulness-based interventions
(MBIs) as integrative approaches for a wide variety of psychosocial issues. However, there is
very little research on the use of MBIs in bereavement care and only one proposed model
existing in the literature. This article presents an overview of the mindfulness-based
literature and uses a case study of a bereaved parent to illustrate a mindfulness-based
model of bereavement care that is consistent with social work values. Such a model may …
(MBIs) as integrative approaches for a wide variety of psychosocial issues. However, there is
very little research on the use of MBIs in bereavement care and only one proposed model
existing in the literature. This article presents an overview of the mindfulness-based
literature and uses a case study of a bereaved parent to illustrate a mindfulness-based
model of bereavement care that is consistent with social work values. Such a model may …
Abstract
There has been increased interest in, and evidence for, mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) as integrative approaches for a wide variety of psychosocial issues. However, there is very little research on the use of MBIs in bereavement care and only one proposed model existing in the literature. This article presents an overview of the mindfulness-based literature and uses a case study of a bereaved parent to illustrate a mindfulness-based model of bereavement care that is consistent with social work values. Such a model may provide a future direction for care of the bereaved as well as interesting opportunities for further development and research.
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