Brenda Mallon is an independent practitioner and author of Dying, Death and Grief (2008).
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Early Attachment and the Building of Resilience: The Theoretical Basis of Bereavement Counselling The Impact of Bereavement Core Skills in Working for Bereavement Counselling Understanding Death: Mental-Health Issues in Vulnerable Children: ADHD, Autism and Children with Special Educational Needs The Role of the School: A Whole-School Approach to Bereavement and Loss Creative Approaches in Working with Grief and Mourning Interactive Support Online Traumatic Death and Its Impact Working with Dreams to Ease the Grieving Process The Spiritual Dimension of Grief
"Working with Bereaved children and Young People provides a valuable guide to the complex issues of working therapeutically with this especially vulnerable client group. It acknowledges their wisdom, courage and resilience, and is suffused throughout with Brenda Mallon's own distinctive sensitivity to the experience and needs of bereaved children and young people." - Peter Jenkins, co-author, with Debbie Daniels, of Therapy With Children (Sage, 2010)