Experiences of continued presence: On the practical consequences of ‘hallucinations’ in bereavement
Psychology and Psychotherapy Theory Research and Practice2015Vol. 89(2), pp. 194–210
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Abstract
Practitioners should not assume that ECPs are signs of pathology - often they have healing consequences. Where ECPs cause distress, the problem is likely to concern relationship difficulties with the deceased. Therapists can help clients with distressing ECPs by working on the relationship with the deceased.
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