38 Questions
What is the purpose of anger in the grief process?
To provide a means of releasing emotional discomfort
What is a common emotion experienced during the bargaining stage of grief?
Guilt and regret
How does anger connect the grieving person to reality?
By providing emotional release
Why does the client question their belief in a deity during the anger stage of grief?
To understand why the loss occurred
What is a typical thought pattern during the anger stage of grief?
"Why me?"
How does bargaining manifest in the grief process?
By attempting to negotiate a different outcome
What can happen if anger is directed at loved ones during the grieving process?
Alienation from loved ones
What type of loss is experienced by individuals who feel they can no longer contribute to society due to physical or cognitive limitations?
Loss of autonomy
When a client fears for their safety daily due to past physical abuse, what type of loss are they experiencing?
Loss of security
Which type of loss is felt by clients who face eviction or have unstable housing conditions?
Loss of security
What causes loss of identity when a client is no longer considered a spouse after a divorce?
Loss of identity
Which type of loss is experienced by a parent when their child goes off to college and they feel like an empty nester?
Loss of identity
What type of loss is associated with unfulfilled hopes and dreams such as failing career paths or infertility?
Loss of dreams and expectations
When older adults believe they can no longer contribute to society due to declining physical or cognitive abilities, what type of loss are they experiencing?
Loss of autonomy
What is a characteristic of disenfranchised grief according to the text?
It can occur due to an unrecognized relationship
How does society typically view loss associated with disenfranchised grief?
As shameful and socially uncomfortable
What are some common symptoms experienced by clients with disenfranchised grief?
Physical symptoms and insomnia
Why do clients experiencing disenfranchised grief often grieve in silence?
Because the loss is not recognized as significant
In what way does disenfranchised grief differ from normal grief?
Disenfranchised grief lacks social support and recognition
Which statement reflects a consequence of disenfranchised grief mentioned in the text?
Suffering from depression, unstable emotions, and social isolation
Why may disenfranchised grief be particularly challenging for some individuals?
As it hinders the griever's ability to receive social support in the grieving process
What role do grief theories and models play according to the text?
To explain why everyone grieves differently
What is a key aspect of the Dual Process Model?
Shifting between loss-oriented and restoration-oriented responses
In the restoration grief process, what kind of losses does an individual cope with?
Secondary losses that come with the death of a loved one
What is a potential consequence of concentrating too much on just one grieving process?
Detrimental effects, especially in avoiding dealing with emotions
According to Dr. J. William Worden's theory, how many tasks does a grieving client commonly engage in as part of the grieving process?
4
What characterizes the restoration process after the loss of a loved one?
Thinking about the future and fulfilling new tasks and obligations
Which model emphasizes moving back and forth between different types of responses during grieving?
Dual Process Model
What is a risk associated with avoiding dealing with emotions while grieving?
Prolonged sadness and inability to move forward
Which response is typical for a grieving individual who becomes tired of focusing on sadness and longing?
Switching focus to new roles and responsibilities
What are some common emotions a client may experience after losing a pet?
Shock, anger, confusion
How do some people view their pets?
As family members
What is one reason why some individuals may not understand the grief over losing a pet?
They underestimate the bond between pets and owners
How do people typically feel after the intensity of unhappiness following the loss of a pet lessens?
They return to their usual self
What is described as a person's response to loss?
Grief reactions
How might grief be experienced by a person who has lost someone close?
Complicated feelings, thoughts, and behaviors
What is a common feeling experienced by clients who have lost pets?
Guilt
How long does it typically take for a person to grieve and recover from the loss of a pet?
< 1 year or more
Explore how loss of identity, safety, and security can impact clients in counseling sessions. Understand the emotional and psychological effects of experiencing such losses within various life situations.
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