Silent Grief

Second author, Henry Seiden, is a psychologist in New York. Revised consumer text presents common experiences of bereavement, grief reactions and various ways of coping. Encourages survivors who have been left behind by a suicide to overcome the perceived stigma and shame and seek support from groups and therapy. Updated from HBK c1987, PBK c1988, and c1997 publ by Jason Aronson. Soft.

The short term : "what's happening to me?"
Introduction : Lukas's story	p. 17
What happens to the survivor after someone commits suicide	p. 24
Emotional reactions to suicide	p. 34
A family's story	p. 47
The long run : "what's going to happen to me?"
The bargain : a deal we make with life	p. 55
Bargains : the long good-bye	p. 59
Bargains : scapegoating	p. 63
Bargains : "I am guilty; I am a victim"	p. 69
Bargains : cutting off	p. 74
Bargains : a miscellany	p. 83
The saddest bargain : "because you died, I'll die"	p. 93
The grand bargain : silence	p. 101
Reactions to an adolescent's suicide	p. 111
Giving help and getting help : listening and talking
Responding	p. 123
Giving help by listening	p. 132
Getting help by talking	p. 141
Talking with children	p. 160
Living with suicide : some stories about responding	p. 173
Epilogue - Lukas's story : a personal summary	p. 183
Where to find self-help groups
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