2023-08-25 08:55:03
One in ten people would experience prolonged grief at least once in their life. It is a mourning that becomes more complicated, lasts, in connection with different parameters. The National Center for Resources and Resilience (CN2R) in psychotrauma offers a file on this subject. It specifies this disorder, its expression according to the circumstances of the death, the nature of the relationship with the deceased, the social support…, as well as the methods of care.
Grieving is a normal process, which can get complicated. This is called prolonged mourning. Certain situations lead to more prolonged grief disorders, such as the loss of a child, or the loss of a loved one in dramatic circumstances (attack, suicide, etc.). How to identify these risky situations, how to help the people concerned? What is the role of professionals, relatives? THE Diagnostic and static manual of mental disorders (DSM-5) proposes diagnostic criteria for prolonged grief disorder.
Contents of this file:
– What is mourning?
– Why is mourning complicated?
– What is prolonged mourning?
– What is the relationship with post-traumatic stress?
– I am in mourning: how can I help myself?
– How can I help my loved one?
– Are there treatments for prolonged bereavement?
– What is mourning in children?
– Associations supporting the bereaved.
• Prolonged mourning, Dossier proposed by the CN2R, produced in collaboration with Pr Eric Bui, professor at the University of Caen – CHU Caen, head of CRP Normandy, and Dr Axel Bastien, psychiatrist, Regional Support Network for Bereaved People in Situation Traumatic (RéSPET)
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