When All the Friends Have Gone

Introduction

SECTION 1-FUNERAL HOME AFTERCARE
Chapter 1-How to Develop a Successful Aftercare Program Catherine Johnson and O. Duane Weeks
Chapter 2-Defining the Essence of Aftercare Lyn Miletich
Chapter 3-Legal Concerns and Strategies in Aftercare Development for the Funeral Professional Stephen R. Rocco
Chapter 4-Aftercare Programs and Ethical Awareness: A First Step in Quality Care for the Bereaved Robert Bendiksen
Chapter 5-Multicultural Aftercare Issues LaVone V. Hazell
Chapter 6-Aftercare is Old Fashioned Caring Darcie D. Sims and Sherry L. Williams
Chapter 7-Intentional Aftercare: After All, It's All Aftercare Richard J. Paul
Chapter 8-Finding "Fire and Joy" in Your Work-An Autobiographical Perspective Paul V. Johnson
Chapter 9-Aftercare: Past, Present, and Where Do We Go From Here? Vicki Lensing

SECTION 2-AFTERCARE IN OTHER VENUES
Chapter 10-Aftercare and the Schools Robert G. Stevenson
Chapter 11-My Journey to the Dougy Center Beverly J. Chappell
Chapter 12-A Hospital-Based Grief Support Center: The Nuts and Bolts of Development Ben Wolfe
Chapter 13-How the Military Family Copes With a Death Bonnie Carroll

SECTION 3-General Aftercare Issues
Chapter 14-Ritualistic Downsizing and the Need for Aftercare O. Duane Weeks
Chapter 15- The Aftercare Worker and Support Group Facilitation Alice Parsons Zulli
Chapter 16-Visions of Aftercare in the New Millennium: Who Needs It? Ronald K. Barrett
Chapter 17-How to Care for Yourself While You Care for Bereaved Families Alan D. Wolfelt

Contributors

Index