Death of a parent in childhood and adolescence is a distressing life event. Childhood grief
reactions are distinct from those in adults, and are affected by developmental and contextual …

Background: Although grief and its symptoms constitute a normal reaction to experiences of
loss, some of those affected still report elevated levels of distress after an extended period …

Objective: Prolonged grief disorder was newly included in ICD-11 and resembles persistent
complex bereavement disorder, newly included in DSM-5. Although prolonged grief disorder …

This study examined the effectiveness and feasibility of therapist-guided Internet-delivered
exposure (EX) and behavioral activation (BA) for complicated grief and rumination. Forty …

Children and adolescents who experience the loss of a beloved one in traumatic
circumstances can experience prolonged grief symptoms, characterized by symptomatology …

Background: Childhood bereavement after sibling death is common, but often unrecognized.
The psychosomatic and socioeconomic outcomes of bereaved children can be …

In the Netherlands, every year 500,000 people are confronted with the death of a close
relative. Many of these people experience little emotional distress. In some, bereavement …

In the past years, there is growing recognition of a syndrome of disturbed grief referred to as
prolonged grief disorder (PGD). Although mostly studied in adults, clinically significant PGD …

Objectives This study describes a pilot open trial of Multidimensional Grief Therapy, an
assessment-driven, phasic individual therapy for bereaved youth. This study provides a …

Parentally bereaved children and adolescents are at risk of developing psychological health
problems. Evidence for a correlation between communication and broad measures of …