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Japanese Journal of Grief and Bereavement Research

Volume , Issue 6 / 2025
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Japanese Article <Preface> Learn together, talk together, live together
多田羅竜平
Japanese Journal of Grief and Bereavement Research (6): 1-1, 2025.
Japanese Article Rethinking Grief Theories : Theory is a Rough Map, Clinical Practice is an Unknown Field
Tsutomu Yamamoto*1)
Japanese Journal of Grief and Bereavement Research (6): 3-9, 2025.
Japanese Article What is Required of Supporters : Utilizing a Grief Care Mindset
Sachie Miyabayashi*1)
Japanese Journal of Grief and Bereavement Research (6): 11-16, 2025.
Japanese Article Psychotherapy for Prolonged Grief Disorder : Overview of Prolonged Grief Disorder Therapy (PGDT)
Satomi Nakajima*1)
Japanese Journal of Grief and Bereavement Research (6): 17-24, 2025.
Japanese Article Supporting Children Who Lose a Parent : From the Frontlines of Terminal Care
Miho Inoue*1)
Japanese Journal of Grief and Bereavement Research (6): 25-30, 2025.
Japanese Article Being There for Children Who Have Lost Their Parents : Together With Their 'Ano-ne'
Rina Minejima*1)
Japanese Journal of Grief and Bereavement Research (6): 31-37, 2025.
Japanese Article Supporting Children's Grief : Crisis Response and Grief Care in School-Based Clinical Practice
Maki Ando*1)
Japanese Journal of Grief and Bereavement Research (6): 39-45, 2025.
Japanese Article Current Situation of Child Suicide in Japan and Framework for Supporting Bereaved People
Mai Suganuma*1), Hitoshi Akita*1), Taro Uchida*1)
Japanese Journal of Grief and Bereavement Research (6): 47-54, 2025.
Japanese Article How Religious Communities Support the Grief : A Qualitative Study of Bereaved Spouses
Ken'ichi Ono*1)
Japanese Journal of Grief and Bereavement Research (6): 55-69, 2025.
Japanese Article A Literature Review of Child Grief Support in Japanese Schools
Tamae Inomata*1), Tomoko Ooka*1), Satomi Nakajima*1)*2)
Japanese Journal of Grief and Bereavement Research (6): 71-85, 2025.
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