Cultural Influences in Coping with Grief: Impact of Social and Psychological Factors (Original PDF from Publisher)
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Explore how culture shapes the grieving process with Cultural Influences in Coping with Grief: Impact of Social and Psychological Factors. Published by Springer in 2025, this insightful volume offers a multidisciplinary lens on bereavement, combining psychology, sociology, and cultural studies—making it an essential resource for clinicians, mental health professionals, and researchers in grief counseling and global mental health.
Description
Cultural Influences in Coping with Grief examines the deeply personal yet culturally embedded experience of grief, offering a global perspective on how individuals and communities respond to loss. This groundbreaking first edition brings together contemporary research from psychology, anthropology, sociology, and mental health, focusing on how cultural norms, religious beliefs, and social environments shape the grieving process. Designed for psychologists, grief counselors, therapists, bereavement researchers, palliative care specialists, and graduate students, this book serves as both an academic reference and a clinical resource.
Key Features & Highlights:
- In-depth analysis of cross-cultural mourning practices and psychological responses
- Case studies and real-world examples from diverse cultural settings
- Discussions on spiritual beliefs, family dynamics, and gender roles in grief
- Highlights disparities in access to grief support across cultural groups
- Evidence-based guidance for culturally sensitive grief counseling
- Bridges academic theory with practical application in clinical and community settings
Topics Covered:
Includes core chapters on:
- Cultural dimensions of grief and mourning rituals
- The role of family, religion, and social structures in coping with loss
- Psychological impact of bereavement in collectivist vs. individualist cultures
- Culturally-informed therapeutic strategies for grief intervention
- Gender, age, and socio-political factors influencing grief expression
About the Author(s):
Authored by respected grief and trauma researchers affiliated with international mental health institutions. Their expertise spans psychology, global health, and cultural psychiatry, making this book a truly interdisciplinary work.
File Information
- Format: Original PDF from Publisher (Springer) – Fully searchable and professionally formatted
- File Size: [Specify if known, or use: “Optimized for digital reading with academic formatting and references included”]
- Language: English
- Device Compatibility: Compatible with all major devices including desktops, tablets, laptops, and e-readers that support PDF format
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is this book suitable for professional counselors or therapists?
A: Yes. This book is a highly relevant clinical and academic resource, ideal for psychologists, therapists, grief counselors, and social workers who work in multicultural or global settings.
Q2: Does this PDF include references and academic citations?
A: Absolutely. This is the official publisher PDF from Springer, and it includes all in-text citations, bibliographic references, and academic formatting identical to the print edition.
Additional information
Publisher |
Springer |
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Published Year |
2025 |
Language |
English |
ISBN |
978-3031868160, 9783031868177 |
File Size |
7.8 MB |
Edition |
1 |
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