The emotional response to loss, encompassing feelings such as sadness, anger, and confusion, which varies in intensity and duration.

The patterns of interaction and relationships among family members, particularly how they communicate and support each other during grief.

Engaging practices designed to foster emotional recovery and connection among family members coping with loss.

Techniques to facilitate open and effective conversations about grief within families, enhancing understanding and support.

A system of relationships and resources, both internal (family) and external (counselors, community), that provide assistance during grief.

Theoretical frameworks that explain the stages or processes of grief, helping families understand their emotional experiences.

The impact of cultural background on grief expressions and family dynamics, shaping how families cope with loss.

The complex array of feelings experienced during grief, including joy, sorrow, relief, and guilt.

A communication technique that involves fully focusing, understanding, and responding to what others are saying, crucial for grief discussions.

A document outlining agreed-upon guidelines for discussing grief, promoting respectful and open dialogue.

Methods and techniques used by individuals and families to manage the emotional pain of grief.

Personal records where participants document their thoughts and feelings about grief, enhancing self-awareness and understanding.

Processes for gathering input from family members on support activities and communication, fostering continuous improvement.

Interactive practices designed to promote healing and connection among family members during the grieving process.

The ability to modify grief support approaches based on the unique needs and dynamics of each family.

External support systems such as grief counselors, support groups, and online forums that aid families during grief.

Common misunderstandings regarding grief that can hinder effective coping and support within families.

Individual assessments that highlight each family member's unique grief responses and emotional needs.

A structured approach designed to guide families in providing emotional and practical support during grief.

The process of assessing the effectiveness of a grief support plan, ensuring it meets the family's evolving needs.

A strategy for regularly updating and enhancing support activities and communication based on feedback.

A technique used in training to practice communication strategies in grief discussions, enhancing preparedness.

Keeping records of conversations about grief to track progress and identify areas for improvement.

Collecting personal stories and experiences from family members to strengthen the support network.

A schedule outlining when and how to put the grief support plan into action, ensuring structured follow-through.