Counseling Hispanics Through Loss, Grief, and Bereavement

This book focuses on Hispanic values and traditions and their impact on the ways this population deals with loss, grief, and bereavement across the life-span; the challenges this population endures; issues for the professional; and direct-practice considerations to provide improved and better quality of care. The book also explores the diversity of the Hispanic population within the context of thanatology-related issues using illustrative case studies.