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CURRICULUM VITAE

THERESE ANN RANDO

Address: 33 College Hill Road - Bldg. 30A

Warwick, Rhode Island 02886 USA

Telephone: (401) 823-5410

Facsimile: (401) 823-1805

E-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.thereserando.com

Education: Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology

Concentration in Clinical Psychology

University of Rhode Island

Master of Arts in Counseling


Bachelor of Arts in Psychology


Graduated with Highest Distinction

Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society

Licensure: Psychologist, State of Rhode Island

Psychologist, State of South Carolina (Temporary Permit. Not to exceed

60 days within calendar year)

Psychologist, State of North Carolina (Temporary Permit. Not to exceed

30 days within calendar year)

Certification: Board Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress

Diplomate, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress

Board Certification in Bereavement Trauma

American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress

Certified Death Educator

Association for Death Education and Counseling

PROFESSIONAL AWARDS AND RECOGNITION

(2014) “American Journal of Nursing Book of the Year Award.” Winner (Second

Therese A. Rando, Ph.D., BCETS, BCBT (2)

Place), Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing Category for Treating Traumatic

Bereavement: A Practitioner’s Guide.

2012 “Distinguished Achievement Award.” Dean’s Award Recipient. Presented by

the University of Rhode Island, College of Arts and Sciences.

2006 “The Influential Leader Award in Grief and Loss Education and Practice.”

Presented by The American Academy of Bereavement.

2004 “Lifetime Achievement Award In Recognition of Her Outstanding Contribution

to Thanatology and Grief Counseling.” Presented by International Network on

Personal Meaning.

2003 “Certified in Thanatology: Death, Dying and Bereavement.” Certification

awarded by the Association for Death Education and Counseling.

1997 "Distinguished Professional Contribution in the Field of Thanatology

and Hospice-Related Studies." Award presented by the Heart of Texas Hospice

Foundation.

Among the Initial Group of International Experts Elected to Membership in the

Green Cross Foundation Academy of Traumatology.

1996 "Clinical Practice Award." Presented by the Association for Death Education and

Counseling.

1990 Lifetime Certification as "Certified Death Educator." Bestowed by the

Association for Death Education and Counseling.

1987 "Outstanding Contribution to the Study of Death, Dying, and Bereavement."

Award presented by the Association for Death Education and Counseling.

MAJOR CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

1991 - Present Clinical Director and Founder, The Institute for the Study and Treatment

of Loss, Warwick, RI

The focus of The Institute is upon mental health, with specialization in

services designed for those contending with: loss and grief; traumatic

stress; and the psychosocial care of persons with chronic, life-threatening,

or terminal illness, and their loved ones. There are seven functional areas

of operation: direct clinical service, consultation, training and education,

legal consultation, media commentary/consultation, research, and

publications.


1981 - Present Clinical Director/Clinical Psychologist, Therese A. Rando Associates,

Ltd., Warwick, RI

Provide clinical, supervisory, and administrative direction to

multidisciplinary mental health and consultation team in private group

practice offering outpatient mental health treatment. Deliver direct service

in psychotherapy and crisis intervention (individual, couple, family,

group). Render direct service, consultation, supervision, evaluation, and

educational/training services in the fields of psychology; psychosocial care

of the physically, chronically, and terminally ill; loss, grief, dying, death,

and bereavement; and traumatic stress. (In early years, also provided

psychodiagnostic evaluation [cognitive, personality, neuropsychological]

and consultation-liaison services to medical staff and patients.)

1980 - 1991 Consulting Clinical Psychologist, Department of Medicine, Scientific

Staff, Roger Williams General Hospital, Providence, RI

Provided psychiatric consultation-liaison services to staff and patients.

1983 - 1988 Consulting Clinical Psychologist, Department of Medicine, Medical

Associate Staff, Cranston General Hospital, Cranston, RI

Provided psychiatric consultation-liaison services to staff and patients.

1975 - 1988 Associate, Thanatology Associates of Rhode Island, Inc.

In this private, non-profit, interdisciplinary group of professionals

providing educational, therapeutic, and consulting services in the areas of

grief, dying, and death, responsibilities included serving as a therapist,

educator, and consultant.

1980 - 1982 Consulting Clinical Psychologist, Artificial Kidney Center of Rhode Island

Provided consultation and education to Nursing Staff around clinical

issues, patient management, and professional stress in a dialysis unit.

1979 - 1981 Psychotherapist, Providence Psychiatric Associates, Ltd.

Provided psychotherapy (individual, marital, family) and psychodiagnostic

evaluation (cognitive, personality, neuropsychological assessment).

1978 - 1979 Psychology Intern, A.P.A.-Approved Internship in Clinical Psychology,

Case Western Reserve University Medical School and University

Hospitals of Cleveland

Experience included providing supervised psychological intervention,

psychodiagnostic evaluation, and consultation in the areas of Adult In-

Patient; Adult Out-Patient; Neuropsychology; Child Out-Patient; Pediatric


Psychology; and Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry in the M.I.C.U. and on

medical-surgical floors.

1977 - 1978 Psychotherapist, Rhode Island Group Health Association, Counseling

Unit

Provided psychotherapy (individual, marital, family, group);

psychodiagnostic evaluation; consultation-liaison work with medical

services; and served as a special consultant in the areas of grief, dying, and

death at this health maintenance organization.

1977 Project Co-Coordinator, Kent County Mental Health Center - Rhode

Island Institute of Mental Health Deinstitutionalization Project

Identified and established liaisons with community resources for

deinstitutionalization patients; screened 200 patients; and provided

therapeutic interventions to patients in pilot project (discharge planning

group; individual, vocational, and family counseling; training in Activities

of Daily Living).

1976 - 1977 Assistant to the Director, University of Massachusetts Medical School,

Student Counseling Service

Responsibilities included: providing therapy (individual, marital, group);

educational programming (e.g., workshops on interviewing skills,

assertiveness training, relaxation techniques, anxiety reduction, behavioral

strategies for self-management); serving as resource specialist in grief,

dying, and death; and functioning as an administrator in the creation and

implementation of the Student Counseling Service and related

programming.

Psychotherapist, University of Rhode Island Psychological Consultation

Center

Provided diagnostic evaluations and psychotherapy (individual, group) for

adults and children.

1975 - 1976 Psychotherapist, Community Organization for Drug Abuse Control

(CODAC)

Provided diagnostic evaluations and psychotherapy (individual, marital,

family, group) for adults and children.

1974 - 1975 Psychotherapist, Family Service Society of Pawtucket & Vicinity

Provided diagnostic evaluations and psychotherapy (individual, marital,

family) for adults and children.


Counselor, Providence Veterans' Administration Hospital Oncology Floor

Responsibilities included working with terminally ill men on the oncology

floor in an effort to help them cope with their impending deaths.

SPECIALIZED PROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION

1976 - Present International Work Group on Death, Dying, and Bereavement.

Founded in 1974, this invitation-only group of leaders in thanatology

exists to facilitate informal interaction among its members, to develop

standards of practice, and to promote the research and sharing of reliable

knowledge in the field of death, dying, and bereavement.

1998 - 2013 Sudden, Traumatic Loss Research Group.

This group of five psychologists came together with the stated purposed of

discovering more effective methods of intervention with traumatically-

bereaved individuals. It produced and pilot-tested a structured, 20-week

treatment protocol designed to meet the unique needs of survivors of

traumatic loss by integrating five major theoretical approaches into the

treatment. In 2002, private corporate funding was received to tailor the

protocol, teach it to therapists, and evaluate its efficacy with adults who

lost loved ones in 9/11 World Trade Center terrorist attacks. After that,

the group continued to refine the treatment, which was expanded into a

book published in 2014.

OTHER RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

1987 - Present Legal Consultation and Expert Witness Services

Provide psychological consultation, evaluation, and testimony in legal

proceedings involving mental health issues relating to loss, illness, grief,

bereavement, and trauma.

1988 - Present American Psychological Association, Media Resource Expert on Chronic

Illness, Dying, Death, Loss, Grief, Bereavement, Disasters, Traumatic

Bereavement, and Traumatic Stress

Invited member of APA Media Referral Service to respond to national and

international news media inquiries.

2009 – Present Three-Day Post Critical Incident Seminar (PCIS) for Law Enforcement

Personnel and First Responders – South Carolina, North Carolina, and


Georgia

Serve as multidisciplinary team thanatologist/psychologist in PCIS

programs in these states. With goals of permitting both recovery from the

traumatic effects of past critical incidents and resilience for future ones,

these intense programs are derived from the Federal Bureau of

Investigation (FBI) model operating since 1985. Participants share their

experiences with others currently struggling with similar issues and with

trained peer support members who previously were similarly affected,

thereby receiving support for and normalization of what are construed as

pathological experiences. They are provided psychoeducation about

trauma, loss, and coping strategies to facilitate healing and recovery.

Through large group discussion, small group interaction, and personal one-

on-one consultation with licensed therapists familiar with law enforcement

issues, posttraumatic stress, and the proven trauma recovery method of

EMDR, participants are enabled to process their traumatic stress reactions.

In some states, somatic interventions for stress are also an option.

Spouses/partners of participants are invited to attend and receive similar

services to enable them to understand and support the affected individual

and to mitigate adverse impacts on the relationship.

2016 – Present The Sudden Traumatic Loss Seminar ™ (STLS). Serve as Clinical

Director of multidisciplinary team providing an intensive, four-day

program designed to assist law enforcement and their significant others to

cope with traumatic death. It is based upon the highly successful Post

Critical Incident Seminar (PCIS), which was derived from the Federal

Bureau of Investigation (FBI) model created in 1983 to focus upon

assisting law enforcement to cope with distressing consequences of

traumatic incidents and to build resilience for future ones. The STLS

incorporates elements which appear to provide a unique constellation of

“curative factors” (Yalom, 1995) that render it an unparalleled therapeutic

experience for traumatic bereavement. It integrates trained peer support;

large and small group work; psychoeducation about trauma, loss, and

coping; medical massage; and personal one-on-one consultation with

therapists familiar with law enforcement issues, posttraumatic stress, and

the trauma recovery method of EMDR. It is to be offered numerous times

annually within South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia.

2003 - 2009 Three-Day Retreat for Traumatic Loss Survivors of Line-Of-Duty Law

Enforcement Deaths

Served as multidisciplinary team thanatologist in annual programs

integrating psychoeducation, group processing, EMDR intervention, peer

support, and therapeutic ritual for survivors of law enforcement personnel


killed in the line of duty in South Carolina and neighboring states.

2007 Three-Day Retreat for Members of Families of Highway Fatalities (FHF)

Served as multidisciplinary team thanatologist in retreat sponsored in part

by the South Carolina Department of Public Safety. This program

integrated psychoeducation, group processing, EMDR intervention, peer

support, and therapeutic ritual for survivors of sudden, traumatic deaths

from motor vehicle crashes.

1996 - 2000 Co-Founder and Co-Editor, The Trauma and Loss Book Series,

Brunner-Routledge Publishers (formerly Brunner/Mazel)

This was the first book series ever to be devoted specifically to soliciting

and publishing professional works that integrate the theory and practice of

traumatology and thanatology.

1998 - 2000 Invited Member, American Psychological Association Working Group On

Assisted Suicide and End-of-Life Decisions

This working group was established to provide information, advice, and

direction around these issues to the APA Board of Directors on matters of

professional practice and policy. It issued its final report in 2001.

1999 Consultant to WNET (NY). "Bill Moyers Series 'Living with Death'"

Provided advice on viewer's guide to accompany television series.

Expert/Facilitator, National Kidney Foundation's National Donor Family

Council-Sponsored Internet Chat on "Coping with the Death of a Child of

Any Age"

1992 - 1995 National Donor Family Council, The National Kidney Foundation

Provided professional input, consultation, and guidance regarding support

of organ donor families. (Assistance continues to be provided on an

as-needed basis)

1990 - 1992 Consultant, Hospice Staff, Visiting Nurse Association of RI

Provided psychological consultation and support to hospice program staff.

1980 Consultant, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Division of

Nursing, Health Resources Administration's Hospice Education Program

for Nurses

Authored participant and trainer modules on "Concepts of Death, Dying,

Grief, and Loss" and trained the content modules at the two national pilot

field studies for the Hospice Nurse Training Program.


1979 Group Leader, Ohio Lupus Foundation Therapeutic Support Group

Developed and ran therapeutic support group for patients with Systemic

Lupus Erythematosus.

1977-1978 Consultant, Palliative Care Program, University of Massachusetts

Medical Center, Worcester, MA

Provided consultation and education in grief, dying, and death.

Interviewer, Butler Psychiatric Hospital and Brown University Medical

School Study of Depression

Regional Editor, Forum for Death Education and Counseling's

"Newsletter"

1974 - 1975 Administrative Assistant for the National Workshop for Death Educators

Editorial Assistant for "Teaching Sociology," a National Sociology

Journal

Research Assistant for Grant sponsored by the Rhode Island Committee

for The Humanities and the University of Rhode Island Gerontology

Department to assess Rhode Island's needs with regard to Aging and

Death and Dying

Research Assistant to Richard Gelles, Ph.D., University of Rhode Island

Sociology Department, for NIMH grant to study Family Violence

MAJOR ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

1981 Instructor, University of Rhode Island, Department of Human

Development, Counseling, and Family Studies

HCF 421 "Death, Dying, and Bereavement."

1977 Instructor, University of Rhode Island, Department of Psychology

PSY 364 "Introduction to Clinical Psychology."

1975 Instructor, Johnson & Wales College, Department of Psychology

Faculty Member in Veterans' Introductory Program.

Instructor, Johnson & Wales College, Department of Sociology


Faculty Member in Veterans' Introductory Program.

Instructor, Community Organization for Drug Abuse Control (CODAC),

Community Education Course

Developed and taught course "Death Education."

1974 - 1975 Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Rhode Island, Honors

Colloquium

Two-semester colloquium on "Aging, Dying, and Death."

SPECIALIZED PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

1996 Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) - Level I

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) - Level II

Basic Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) for the EMDR Therapist

PUBLICATIONS

(All publications are written singly by Dr. Rando unless otherwise specified)

In Press Coping With the Sudden Death of Your Loved One: A Self-Help

Handbook for Traumatic Bereavement. Indianapolis, IN: Dog Ear

Publishing.

2015 When Trauma and Loss Collide: The Evolution of Intervention for

Traumatic Bereavement. In T. Attig & J. Stillion (Eds.), Death, Dying and

Bereavement: Contemporary Perspectives, Institutions and Practices.

New York: Springer Publishing Company, pp. 321-334.

EMDR Therapy and Grief and Mourning. In M. Luber (Ed.), Eye

Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy Scripted

Protocols and Summary Sheets: Treating Trauma- and Stressor-Related

Conditions. New York: Springer Publishing Company, pp. 230-252.

Utilizzo dell'EMDR nel trattamento del dolore del lutto. In: A. Onofri &

C. La Rosa (Eds.), Psicoterapia cognitivo evoluzionista e EMDR. Roma:

Giovanni Fioriti Editore.


2014 Treating Traumatic Bereavement: A Practitioner’s Guide. Pearlman,

L.A., Wortman, C.B., Feuer, C.A., Farber, C.H, and Rando, T.A. New

York: Guilford Publications.

2013 On Achieving Clarity Regarding Complicated Grief: Lessons from

Clinical Practice. In M. Stroebe, H. Schut, & J. van den Bout (Eds.),

Complicated Grief: Scientific Foundations for Health Care Professionals.

London: Routledge, pp. 40-54.

2012 A Call to the Field Regarding Complicated Grief. Rando,T.A., Doka, K.,

Fleming, S., Franco, M.H., Lobb, E., Parkes, C.M., and Steele, R.

Omega: Journal of Death and Dying, 65 (4), 251-255.

Grief and Mourning. In C. Figley (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Trauma.

Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, Inc., pp. 293-297.

Bereavement. In C. Figley (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Trauma. Thousand

Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, Inc., pp. 41-44.

Traumatic Bereavement. Pearlman, L.A., Wortman, C.B., Feuer, C.A.,

Farber, C.H., and Rando, T.A. In C. Figley (Ed.), Encyclopedia of

Trauma. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, Inc., pp. 750-754.

Treatment of Grief and Mourning Through EMDR: Conceptual

Considerations and Clinical Guidelines. Solomon R.M. and Rando, T.A.

European Review of Applied Psychology, 62, 231-239.

“Is It Okay For You To Be Okay?” In R. Neimeyer (Ed.), Techniques of

Grief Therapy: Creative Strategies for Counseling the Bereaved. New

York: Routledge, pp. 149-151.

2010 Foreword to Grieving Beyond Gender: Understanding the Ways Men and

Women Mourn by K. Doka & T. Martin. New York: Routledge, pp. xv-

xviii.

2008 Twelve Insights Into Grieving After the Death of Your Loved One.

Booklet for the recently bereaved offered through the Dignity Memorial

Guidance Series. Disseminated through more than 1,600 North American

providers of funeral, cremation, and cemetery services. (Originally

published in 2004 by Alderwoods Group, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.)

2007 Utilization of EMDR in the Treatment of Grief and Mourning. Solomon,


R.M. and Rando, T.A. Journal of EMDR Practice and Research, 1 (2),

109-117.

2004 Your Child, Your Friend: When An Adult Child Dies. Booklet Series for

the National Donor Family Council of the National Kidney Foundation.

New York.

2003 Public Tragedy and Complicated Mourning. In K. Doka & M.

Lattanzi-Licht (Eds.), Living With Grief: Coping With Public

Tragedy. Washington, DC: Hospice Foundation of America, pp. 263-274.

Vicarious Bereavement. In R. Kastenbaum (Ed.), Encyclopedia of

Death and Dying. New York: Macmillan, Vol. 1, pp. 59-60.

Mourning. In R. Kastenbaum (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Death and

Dying. New York: Macmillan, Vol. 2, pp. 592-597.

2002 The "Curse" of Too Good a Childhood. In J. Kauffman (Ed.), Loss

of the Assumptive World: A Theory of Traumatic Loss. New

York: Brunner-Routledge, pp. 171-191.

Foreword to Wrapped in Mourning: The Gift of Life and Organ

Donor Family Trauma by S. Holtkamp. New York: Brunner-Routledge,

pp. xi-xvi.

2000 Report to the Board of Directors of The American Psychological

Association (APA) from the APA Working Group on Assisted

Suicide and End-of-Life Decisions. Working Group Members:

S. Canetto, D. Gallagher-Thompson, J. Gordon (Chair), T. Rando, J.

Stillion, J. Werth, Jr., and J. Anderson (Staff Liaison).

Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning: Theory and Practice in

Working with the Dying, Their Loved Ones, and Their Caregivers. Editor.

Champaign, IL: Research Press.

Anticipatory Mourning: A Review and Critique of the Literature. In T.A.

Rando (Ed.), Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning: Theory

and Practice in Working with the Dying, Their Loved Ones, and Their

Caregivers. Champaign, IL: Research Press, pp. 17-50.

Anticipatory Mourning: What It Is and Why We Need to Study It. In

T.A. Rando (Ed.), Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning: Theory


and Practice in Working with the Dying, Their Loved Ones, and Their

Caregivers. Champaign, IL: Research Press, pp. 1-13.

On the Experience of Traumatic Stress in Anticipatory and Postdeath

Mourning. In T. A. Rando (Ed.), Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory

Mourning: Theory and Practice in Working with the Dying, Their Loved

Ones, and Their Caregivers. Champaign, IL: Research Press, pp. 155-

221.

Promoting Healthy Anticipatory Mourning in Intimates of the Life-

Threatened or Dying Person. In T.A. Rando (Ed.), Clinical Dimensions of

Anticipatory Mourning: Theory and Practice in Working with the Dying,

Their Loved Ones, and Their Caregivers. Champaign, IL: Research

Press, pp. 307-378.

The Six Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning. In T.A. Rando (Ed.),

Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning: Theory and Practice in

Working with the Dying, Their Loved Ones, and Their Caregivers.

Champaign, IL: Research Press, pp. 51-101.

Foreword to Men Don't Cry...Women Do: Transcending Gender

Stereotypes of Grief by T. Martin & K. Doka. Philadelphia:

Brunner/Mazel, pp. xi-xiv.

Foreword to The Phoenix Phenomenon: Rising From the Ashes of Grief

by J. Jozefowski. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, Inc., pp. xi-xiii.

1999 Foreword to When A Community Weeps: Case Studies in Group

Survivorship edited by E. Zinner and M. Williams. Philadelphia:

Brunner/Mazel, pp. xvii-xxiv.

1997 Vicarious Bereavement. In S. Strack (Ed.), Death and the Quest for

Meaning. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, Inc., pp. 257-274.

Living and Learning the Reality of a Loved One's Dying: Traumatic Stress

and Cognitive Processing in Anticipatory Grief. In K. Doka (Ed.) with J.

Davidson, Living With Grief: When Illness Is Prolonged. Washington,

DC: Hospice Foundation of America through Taylor & Francis

Publishers, pp. 33-50.

Violated Expectations. In K. Doka (Ed.), Journeys. Hospice Foundation

of America. April 1997, pp. 1,3.


Foreword to Death and Trauma: The Traumatology of Grieving edited by

C. Figley, B. Bride, and N. Mazza. Washington, DC: Taylor & Francis

Publishers, pp.xv-xix.

1996 On Treating Those Bereaved By Sudden, Unanticipated Death. In

Session: Psychotherapy in Practice, 2 (4), 59-71.

1995 Grief and Mourning: Accommodating to Loss. In H. Wass & R.

Neimeyer (Eds.), Dying: Facing the Facts. Third Edition. New York:

Taylor & Francis Publishers, pp. 211-241.

Anticipatory Grief and the Child Mourner. In D. Adams & E. Deveau

(Eds.), Beyond the Innocence of Childhood. Vol.3. Helping Children and

Adolescents Cope with Death and Bereavement. Amityville, NY:

Baywood Publishing Company, Inc., pp. 5-41.

1994 Complications in Mourning Traumatic Death. In I. Corless, B. Germino,

& M. Pittman (Eds.), Dying, Death, and Bereavement: Theoretical

Perspectives and Other Ways of Knowing. Boston: Jones and Bartlett

Publishers, pp. 253-271.

1993 Treatment of Complicated Mourning. Champaign, IL: Research Press.

1992-93 The Increasing Prevalence of Complicated Mourning: The Onslaught Is

Just Beginning. Omega: Journal of Death and Dying, 26 (1), 43-59.

1991 How To Go On Living When Someone You Love Dies. Updated

paperback edition of Grieving: How To Go On Living When Someone

You Love Dies. New York: Bantam Books.

Foreword to Death and Dying: A Bibliographical Survey by S. Southard.

Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, pp. xv-xviii.

Bereavement. In Proceedings of the 20th Anniversary Conference of the

Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation. Washington, D.C., July,

1990.

1990 Adult Loss of a Sibling. Caregivers Quarterly, 5 (1), 1-2.

Myths and Their Impact On Grief and Marriage. The Compassionate

Friends Newsletter, 13 (3), 1, 6-7.


1989 Foreword to Surviving: When Someone You Love Was Murdered by L.

Redmond. Clearwater, FL: Psychological Consultation and Psychological

Consultation Services, Inc., pp. vii-xi.

Anticipatory Grief. In R. Kastenbaum & B. Kastenbaum (Eds.), The

Encyclopedia of Death. Phoenix, AZ: The Oryx Press, pp. 12-15.

Grief: Death of a Child. In R. Kastenbaum & B. Kastenbaum (Eds.), The

Encyclopedia of Death. Phoenix, AZ: The Oryx Press, pp. 131-134.

Children As Grievers: Disadvantages and Treatment Needs. Omsorg

(Norwegian journal).

Parental Adjustment to the Loss of a Child. In D. Papadatou & C.

Papadatos (Eds.), Children and Death. New York: Hemisphere

Publishing Corporation, pp. 233-253.

1988 Grieving: How To Go On Living When Someone You Love Dies.

Lexington, MA: Lexington Books.

Anticipatory Grief: The Term Is a Misnomer But the Phenomenon Exists.

The Journal of Palliative Care, 4 (1-2), 70-73.

The Funeral Director As a Grief Facilitator. In H. Raether (Ed.), The

Funeral Director's Practice Management Handbook. Englewood Cliffs,

NJ: Prentice Hall, pp. 14-52.

Foreword to Changing Patterns of Human Existence: Assumptions,

Beliefs, and Coping with the Stress of Change by L. LaGrand.

Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas Publisher, pp. v-viii.

1987 The Unrecognized Impact of Sudden Death in Terminal Illness and in

Positively Progressing Convalescence. The Israel Journal of Psychiatry

and Related Sciences, 24 (1-2), 125-135.

Death and Dying Are Not and Should Not Be Taboo Topics. In A.

Kutscher & A. Carr (Eds.), Principles of Thanatology. New York, NY:

Columbia University Press, pp. 31-65.

1986 Loss and Anticipatory Grief. Editor. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books.


A Comprehensive Analysis of Anticipatory Grief: Perspectives,

Processes, Promises, and Problems. In T.A.Rando (Ed.), Loss and

Anticipatory Grief. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, pp. 3-37.

Introduction. In T.A.Rando (Ed.), Loss and Anticipatory Grief.

Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, pp. xix-xx.

Understanding and Facilitating Anticipatory Grief in the Loved Ones of

the Dying. In T. A. Rando (Ed.), Loss and Anticipatory Grief. Lexington,

MA: Lexington Books, pp. 97-130.

Parental Loss of a Child. Editor. Champaign, IL: Research Press.

Death of the Adult Child. In T.A. Rando (Ed.), Parental Loss of a Child.

Champaign, IL: Research Press, pp. 221-238.

Individual and Couples Treatment Following the Death of a Child. In

T.A.Rando (Ed.), Parental Loss of a Child. Champaign, IL: Research

Press, pp. 341-413.

Introduction. In T.A. Rando (Ed.), Parental Loss of a Child. Champaign,

IL: Research Press.

Parental Bereavement: An Exception to the General Conceptualizations of

Mourning. In T.A. Rando (Ed.), Parental Loss of a Child. Champaign,

IL: Research Press, pp. 45-58.

The Unique Issues and Impact of the Death of a Child. In T.A. Rando

(Ed.), Parental Loss of a Child. Champaign, IL: Research Press, pp. 5-43.

1985 Bereaved Parents: Particular Difficulties, Unique Factors, and Treatment

Issues. Social Work, 30 (1), 19-23.

Creating Therapeutic Rituals in the Psychotherapy of the Bereaved.

Psychotherapy, 22 (2), 236-240.

Parental Bereavement and the Therapeutic Value of the Funeral. The

Director, 55 (10), 8-10, 58- 60, 62.

1984 Grief, Dying, and Death: Clinical Interventions for Caregivers.

Champaign, IL: Research Press.


National EMS Burnout Survey. Herbison, R., Rando, T., Plante, T. &

Mitchell, G. Journal of Emergency Medical Services, 9 (1), 48-50.

1983 An Investigation of Grief and Adaptation in Parents Whose Children Have

Died From Cancer. Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 8 (1), 3-20.

The National EMS Burnout Study: I. The Questionnaire. Mitchell, G.,

Herbison, R., Rando, T. & Plante, T. Journal of Emergency Medical

Services, 8 (1), 55-58.

Topics in Parental Bereavement. Guest Editor, Forum Newsletter:

Forum for Death Education & Counseling, 6 (8).

The Particular Difficulties of Bereaved Parents: Unique Factors and

Treatment Issues. In T.A. Rando (Ed.), Forum Newsletter: Forum for

Death Education & Counseling, 6 (8), 1-3.

Grief in Parents of Pediatric Cancer Victims. In T.A. Rando (Ed.), Forum

Newsletter: Forum for Death Education & Counseling, 6 (8), 7-8.

Creation of Rituals in Psychotherapy. In N. Kollar (Ed.), Forum

Newsletter: Forum for Death Education & Counseling, 6 (7), 8-9.

1981 Concepts of Death, Dying, Grief and Loss. In U.S. Department of Health

and Human Services' Hospice Education Program for Nurses. Publication

No. HRA 81-27). Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office.

BOOK REVIEWS

2002 Meaning Reconstruction & the Experience of Loss. Reviewed by L.A.

Gamino & T. A. Rando in Death Studies, 26 (2), 183-188.

ABSTRACTS

1995 The Increasing Prevalence of Complicated Mourning: The Onslaught Is

Just Beginning. In G. Dickinson, M. Leming, & A. Mermann (Eds.),

Annual Editions: Dying, Death, and Bereavement 94/95. Guilford, CT:

The Dushkin Publishing Group, Inc.

1993 Bereavement and the Family Following the Death of a Child. Journal of


Pediatrics and Child Health, 29 (6), A46.

1984 An Investigation of Grief. In "States of Mind" in Psychology Today, 18

(12), 69.

REPRINTED PUBLICATIONS

2014 Utilisation of Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing in the

Treatment of Grief and Mourning. Bereavement Care Journal, 33 (3).

1996 Complications In Mourning Traumatic Death. In K. Doka (Ed.), Living

With Grief After Sudden Loss: Suicide, Homicide, Accident, Heart

Attack, Stroke. Washington, DC: Hospice Foundation of America

through Taylor & Francis Publishers.

1995 "American Socio-Cultural Attitudes Towards Death." Section in Chapter

1 from Grief, Dying, and Death: Clinical Interventions for Caregivers. In

D. Ward (Ed.), Influential Writing. Whitley, Ontario: McGraw-Hill

Ryerson Limited.

"Unresolved Grief." Chapter 4 from Grief, Dying, and Death: Clinical

Interventions for Caregivers. In J. Williamson and E. Shneidman (Eds.),

Death: Current Perspectives. 4th ed. Palo Alto, CA: Mayfield Publishing

Company.

1994 Anticipatory Grief: The Term Is a Misnomer But the Phenomenon Exists.

In B. Eisenberg (Ed.), Living With Grief: Personally and Professionally.

Washington, DC: Eisenberg Associates.

1993 An Investigation of Grief and Adaptation in Parents Whose Children Have

Died From Cancer. In M. Roberts, G. Koocher, D. Routh, and D. Willis

(Eds.), Readings in Pediatric Psychology. New York: Plenum Press.

PROFESSIONAL AUDIO RECORDINGS

2013 “Core Strategies for Treating Traumatic Bereavement.” Two-Day

Training. J & K Seminars, LLC, Lancaster, PA, www.jkseminars.com.

2005 “Therapeutic Interventions in Grief and Mourning: Responding to

http://www.jkseminars.com/


Uncomplicated and Complicated Bereavement.” 12 Hour Program.

J & K Seminars, LLC, Lancaster, PA, www.jkseminars.com.

1998 "The Interface of Uncomplicated and Complicated Mourning: Conceptual

and Clinical Issues." Tape from Keynote Address, King's College 16th

International Conference on Death & Bereavement "Understanding and

Treating Complicated Grief." London, Ontario, Canada.

1997 "Clergy to Clergy: Helping You Minister To Those Confronting Illness,

Death and Grief." Audiotape Series from the Hospice Foundation of

America. Tapes on: "Facing Illness as a Family," "Facing Grief as a

Family," and Complicated Mourning."

PUBLICATIONS RECORDED FOR THE BLIND

1993 Treatment of Complicated Mourning. Recorded by Recording for the

Blind, Princeton, NJ.

UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPTS

1984 "Psychological Investigation of Nursing Home Placement." Conducted at

Waterman Heights Nursing Home, Greenville, RI.

1980 "An Investigation of Grief and Adaptation in Parents Whose Children

Have Died From Cancer." Doctoral Dissertation.

1977 "Death and Its Saliency In Life: Proposal of a Theory and Review of

Literature."

1975 "Family Therapy for the Family Which Has Lost a Member Through

Death."

1973 "The Psychology of Death and the Terminally Ill."

COPYRIGHTED RESEARCH/CLINICAL INSTRUMENTS

1993 "Grief and Mourning Status Interview and Inventory" (GAMSII). A

clinical instrument designed to assess the mourning status of bereaved

individuals.

http://www.jkseminars.com/


1982 "Rescue Worker Assessment Form: Mock Aircrash Disaster." Co-

Authored by T. Rando, R. Kelly & M. Humphrey. An instrument

designed to evaluate the experiences of rescue workers in a mock aircrash

disaster drill.

"Questionnaire for 'Victims' of Mock Aircrash Disaster." Co-Authored by

T. Rando, R. Kelly & M. Humphrey. An instrument designed to evaluate

the experience of individuals assigned to role-play injured or dead victims

of a mock aircrash disaster drill.

1980 "Structured Interview Schedule for Parents Whose Children Have Died

from Cancer." A structured interview designed to elicit information from

bereaved parents regarding their experiences during and after their child's

illness and death.

1979 "Parental Experience Assessment Form." An instrument designed to

evaluate the experience of parents whose children have died from cancer.

JOURNAL AND EDITORIAL POSITIONS

2000 - Present Editorial Board. Journeys. Newsletter of The Hospice Foundation of

America.

1997 - Present Editorial Board. Omega: Journal of Death and Dying.

1987 - Present Editorial Board. Death Studies.

1986 - 1989 Editorial Board. Journal of Traumatic Stress.

AD HOC EDITORIAL REVIEWS

Journal of Pediatric Psychology

The Journal of Palliative Care

Venereology: The Interdisciplinary International Journal of Sexual Health

SELECTED WORKSHOPS/KEYNOTE ADDRESSES/PAPERS/PRESENTATIONS


(Listings reflect presentations ranging from an individual speech or workshop within a varied

program with other presenters to a one-, two-, or three-day intensive educational experience

provided exclusively by Dr. Rando. Inquire for specific details.)

2016 “Prolonged Grief Disorder Is Not the Whole Story: The Broader

Spectrum of Complicated Mourning.” Pre-Conference Institute. Co-

presented with J. W. Worden. Association for Death Education and

Counseling 38th Annual Conference. Minneapolis, MN.

2015 “Targeting Non-Death Losses in Anticipatory and Post-Death

Bereavement: Strategies for Intervention.” Grief Support Network.

Kansas City, MO.

“Serving Mental Health Needs In The Aftermath of The ‘Mother Emanuel’

Church Shootings.” Dorchester Mental Health Center. Charleston, SC.

“The Trauma-Loss Combination As Found In Injury, Illness, and After

Death: Implications for Intervention.” The 5th Biennial Trauma

Conference. “Addressing Trauma Across the Lifespan: Intervention,

Culture, and Policy.” The Family Center at Kennedy Krieger Institute.

Timonium, MD.

“Evolution in Thought and Practice Regarding Grief and Bereavement:

Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Headed Now.” Bereavement

Ontario Network. Orillia, Ontario, Canada.

“The Relationships of Loss, Grief, and Mental Health: Important

Realities and Treatment Implications.” The Royal Ottawa. Ottawa,

Ontario, Canada.

“Intervening in Bereavement With Persons Having Service-Related

Psychological Injury.” Occupational Stress Injury Clinic. The Royal

Ottawa. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

2014 “Treating Personal Traumatization Following Traumatic Death.” Pre-

Conference Institute. “Riding the Dragon: End of Life and Grief as a Path

to Resilience, Transformation and Compassion.” Association for Death

Education and Counseling 36th Annual Conference. Baltimore, MD.

“Addressing Anxiety Brought On By the Traumatic Stress of

Bereavement.” Keynote Address. Also “Understanding Loss of a

Child.” Cruse National Conference. Coventry, England.


“What Therapists Need To Know About Traumatic Bereavement.” The 3rd

Annual Lowcountry Mental Health Conference. Charleston, SC.

“How To Go On Living When Someone You Love Dies” and “Loss and

Grief in Medical Practice: How It Affects Patients and Staff” and “When

Trauma Complicates Loss: How to Approach Traumatic Bereavement.”

University of Michigan Health System Department of Social Work. Ann

Arbor, MI

2013 “Interventions After Sudden and Traumatic Death: Strategies for Children

and Adults Coping with Traumatic Bereavement” and “How To Go On

Living When Someone You Love Dies.” 2nd Annual Professional

Conference on Grief and Loss. Hospice of Davidson County.

Thomasville, NC.

“Core Strategies for Treating Traumatic Bereavement.” J & K Seminars,

LLC. Two-Day Training. Lancaster, PA.

“Attending to Trauma and Traumatic Stress Across the Dying and

Bereavement Spectrum” and “The Unequalled Role of the Clergy in

Traumatic Bereavement.” Ecumenical Center for Religion and Health

National Speaker Series. San Antonio, TX

“When Trauma Spawns Trauma: Supporting Family Members and

Intimates of Traumatized Persons.” Rhode Island Mental Health

Counselors Association. Warwick, RI.

“Responding to Traumatic Stress When Loss and Trauma Intersect in

Anticipatory and Post-Death Mourning.” “Hospice and Palliative Care,

Grief Counseling and the Aftermath of Trauma and Disaster.” The

International Work Group on Death, Dying and Bereavement Conference.

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

“Processing Caregiver Trauma and Grief When a Baby or Young Child

Dies.” Opening Plenary. Also “Professional Interventions in Response to

the Death of an Infant or Young Child: A Skill-building Session.” The

International Conference on Perinatal and Infant Death. Minneapolis, MN.

“Anticipatory Mourning: What Caregivers Need to Know.” Keynote

Address. Also “Helping Persons with Complicated and Traumatic Loss”

and “New Thinking About Grief and Bereavement.” “Hospice & Palliative


Care: Share the Vision.” Pennsylvania Hospice Network Annual Meeting

& Conference. Harrisburg, PA.

2012 “Identifying and Treating Traumatic Stress at the End of Life.” Opening

Plenary. “Collaborate Assess Relieve Evaluate – It’s About How We

CARE.” National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization 13th Clinical

Team Conference and Pediatric Intensive. Orlando, FL.

“Therapeutic Interventions in Grief & Mourning: Responding to

Uncomplicated and Complicated Bereavement” and “Enabling Eleven

Core Strategies for Self-Help After Sudden, Traumatic Death.”

“Responding to Bereavement: Foundational and Advanced Techniques

for Grief and Mourning.” Lexington, SC. (1+2-Day Training Format)

“Intervention Strategies for Traumatic Grief.” Keynote Address. Also

“Empowering Resilience After Traumatic Death.” “Traumatic Grief after

Violent Death.” Tulane University. New Orleans, LA.

“Enabling Eleven Core Strategies for Self-Help After Traumatic

Bereavement.” Solutions on Site. London, Ontario, Canada.

“Trauma and Traumatic Stress in Anticipatory Mourning.” Keynote

Address. “International Death, Grief & Bereavement Conference.”

University of Wisconsin – La Crosse. La Crosse, WI.

2011 “Enabling Self-Help After Sudden Death.” “Grief and Bereavement –

International Perspectives.” Two-Day International Conference 2011.

Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement. Sydney and Melbourne,

Australia.

“Complicated Grief and Mourning: Working With Children and Adults.”

The Amelia Center. Birmingham, AL.

“Appreciating Trauma and Traumatic Stress Across the Medical Illness,

Dying, and Bereavement Spectrum.” Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer

Center. New York, NY.

“Clinical Intervention Strategies After Sudden and Traumatic Death.”

Pre-Conference Institute. “Making Connections: Dying, Death and

Bereavement in the Global Community.” Association for Death Education

and Counseling 33rd Annual Conference. Miami, FL.


“Lessons from Loss.” Wakefield Rotary. South Kingstown, RI.

“A Clinical Approach to Intervention Strategies After Sudden and

Traumatic Death.” Hospice of Central Georgia. Macon, GA.

“Contending With Cumulative Loss: A Framework and Strategies for

Intervention.” Coastal Hospice & Palliative Care. Salisbury, MD.

“Responding to Trauma and Traumatic Stress in Post-Death Mourning”

and “Responding to Trauma and Traumatic Stress in Anticipatory

Mourning.” PATHways Center for Grief & Loss. Lancaster, PA.

2010 “Intersection of Trauma and Loss Across the Bereavement Spectrum.”

Invited Speaker. 50th Anniversary Celebration of the University of Rhode

Island Psychology Department. University of Rhode Island. Kingston, RI.

“Healthy Communication During Illness and After Loss” and

“Anticipatory Mourning: What Caregivers Need to Know.” Greater

Grand Rapids End of Life Coalition. Grand Rapids, MI.

“Complicated Grief and Mourning: Clinical and Nosological

Considerations.” 2010 Meeting of the International Work Group on

Death, Dying, and Bereavement. Bergisch Gladbach, Germany.

“Clinical Interventions in Grief and Mourning” and “Intervening After

Sudden and Traumatic Death: Contending With a Special Type of

Complicated Mourning.” Richmont Graduate University. Chattanooga,

TN.

“Helping With Trauma and Traumatic Stress in Anticipatory and

Postdeath Mourning.” Grief Support Network. Prairie Village, KS.

“Helping Persons with Complicated and Traumatic Loss.” Montgomery

Hospice. Rockland, MD.

“Complicated Mourning After Sudden, Traumatic Death.” Cincinnati

Children’s Hospital. Cincinnati, OH.

“Therapeutic Interventions in Grief & Mourning” and “Traumatic

Bereavement As A Form of Complicated Mourning.” “Grief and Mourning

(Advanced Therapeutic Strategies).” The Law Enforcement Chaplaincy

for South Carolina and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention


(South Carolina Chapter). Columbia, SC. (1+2-Day Training Format)

“When Loss and Trauma Collide: A Workshop for Bereavement

Coordinators.” Beacon Hospice. Pawtucket, RI.

2009 “Utilization of EMDR with Traumatic Bereavement.” Co-presented with

R.M. Solomon. EMDR International Association Conference. Atlanta,

GA.

“12 Tenets of Working with Loss Today.” Keynote Address. Also

“Responding to Trauma in Anticipatory and Post-Death Bereavement:

Clinical Strategies for Caregivers.” “Rhetoric and Realities: Reflecting

on Contemporary Palliative Care.” 8th Annual Kaleidoscope Conference.

St. Francis Hospice. Dublin, Ireland.

“3-Day Workshop on Traumatic Bereavement As A Form of Complicated

Mourning: Conceptual Issues and Intervention Strategies When Trauma

and Loss Suddenly Collide.” The University of Hong Kong Centre on

Behavioral Health. Hong Kong, China.

“When Trauma and Loss Collide: Intervening After Traumatic

Bereavement.” “Seizing the Day: Therapy and the Art of Engagement.”

32nd Annual Psychotherapy Networker Symposium East. Washington,

DC.

2008 “Applicazione Dell’EMDR Nei Casi Di Lutto.” (Utilization of EMDR

After Traumatic Loss). Co-presented with R.M. Solomon. Centro Ricerca

e Studi in Psicotraumatologia. Milan, Italy.

“Two Three-Day Workshops (Part I and II) ‘Utilization of EMDR in the

Treatment of Grief and Mourning.’” Co-presented with R.M. Solomon.

The EMDR Institute, Inc. and Insight Counselors, P.A. Tampa, FL.

“Complicated Mourning After a Sudden Traumatic Death.” Spacecoast

ADEC /Central Florida ADEC. Orlando, FL.

“How To Go On Living When Someone You Love Dies” and “When

Trauma Complicates Loss: Responding to Traumatic Bereavement.”

Altoona Regional Health System Behavioral Health Services. Altoona,

PA.

“Contending with Loss, Grief, and Trauma in the Treatment of Burn


Patients: Personal and Professional Impacts.” The USAISR Compassion

Fatigue Program. Institute of Surgical Research. San Antonio, TX.

“Anticipatory Mourning: Enabling Healthy Mourning During Life-

Threatening and Terminal Illness.” Excela Health. Greensburg, PA.

“Contending With Death and Grief in the Schools: What to Know and

What to Do,” ”Coping With the Loss of a Loved One: How to Go On

Living When Someone You Love Dies,” and “Responding to Loss and

Trauma in the Workplace.” Thomas McAfee Funeral Homes Grief

Seminar. Greenville, SC.

“Traumatic Loss and Its Impact on the Family: Implications for

Treatment.” National Association of Social Workers Rhode Island

Chapter. Warwick, RI.

“When Trauma and Loss Collide: Newest Concepts and Suggestions for

Fire Chaplain Intervention.” “From Grief to Grace.” 2008 Annual

Conference of the Federation of Fire Chaplains. Warwick, RI.

“Understanding and Coping with the Effects of Suicide Bereavement” and

“Understanding Traumatic Bereavement.” “Dimensions of Suicide:

Understanding Traumatic Bereavement.” 5th Annual Conference.

Waterloo Region Suicide Prevention Council. Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.

“Utilization of EMDR with Traumatic Bereavement.” Co-Presented with

R. M. Solomon. “Terror and its Aftermath." The International Society for

Traumatic Stress Studies 24th Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL.

“Integrating Awareness of Trauma and Traumatic Stress Into Care of the

Dying and the Bereaved.” Ward Funeral Home. Toronto, Ontario,

Canada.

2007 “Understanding and Responding to Complicated Mourning After

Traumatic Bereavement” and “How To Go On Living When Someone You

Love Dies.” Association for Death Education and Counseling of Palm

Beach County. West Palm Beach, FL.

“How To Go On Living When Someone You Love Dies.” Hospice of

Southeastern Connecticut. New London, CT.

“When Trauma and Loss Collide: Key Considerations in Dealing With


Traumatic Death.” “Surviving Loss: Life, Health, Relationships.” Mental

Health America of Vanderburgh County. Evansville, IN.

“Complicated Mourning: A Conceptual Framework,” “Clinical Issues in

Assessment and Clinical Pitfalls in Complicated Mourning,” and “Selected

Issues in Intervention in Complicated Mourning.” “Complicated

Mourning in 2007: Clinical Concepts, Assessment, and Intervention.”

MetroHealth Medical Center Bereavement Committee. Cleveland, OH.

“Providing Support to Children Coping With Death.” “Caring Place Day

at the Capitol.” Highmark Caring Place. Harrisburg, PA.

2006 “Bereavement Before and After Death: Concepts of Anticipatory and

Postdeath Mourning.” “Journeying Home Conference.” Hospice of the

Red River Valley. Fargo, ND.

“New Thoughts on Complicated Mourning: Lessons Learned from 9/11,

Recent Natural Disasters, and War in the Middle East.” The American

Academy of Bereavement 2006 National Conference. The American

Academy of Bereavement/CMI Educational Institute. Buffalo, NY.

“Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning for Family Members of

the Dying” and “Key Clinical Issues in Helping the Traumatically-

Bereaved Mourner.” The Carolinas Center for Hospice and End of Life

Care 30th Annual Clinical Conference Program. The Carolinas Center.

Greenville, SC.

“Expanding Horizons: Extending Intervention to Traumatized Mourners,

Anticipatory Mourners, Families, and Children.” Blue Ridge Hospice.

Winchester, VA.

2005 “Coping with the Loss of a Loved One” and “Complicated Mourning in

Complicated Times.” 7th Annual Central Ohio Conference on Grief, 2005.

Schoedinger Funeral Home. Columbus, OH.

“Complicated Mourning.” “Spirituality and Healing: Living in Balance as

Long as Life Lasts.” Baystate Medical Center. Holyoke, MA.

“Grief and Loss.” Children’s Aid Society of London & Middlesex.

London, Ontario, Canada.

“New Thinking about Grief and Bereavement.” Keynote Address. Also


“The Six Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning: Implications for

Caregivers.” “New Horizons.” 8th Australian Palliative Care Conference.

Darling Harbour, Sydney, Australia.

“Coping with the Loss of a Loved One” and “Clinical Dimensions of

Anticipatory Mourning and Traumatic Stress in Terminal Illness: A

Model for Practitioners.” Hamilton Hospice Palliative Care Network.

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

2004 “Perspectives on Grief and Trauma.” London Interfaith Counseling

Centre. London, Ontario, Canada.

“Complicated Mourning in a World of Traumatic Events.” Grief

Resources, Inc. Irvine, CA.

“Life and Loss: Grief and Mourning Across the Life Cycle” and “Coping

with the Ongoing Threat of Terrorism: How to Live Healthily With

Realistic Anxiety.” Sentara Norfolk General Hospital. Norfolk, VA.

“The Relationship of Grief and Complicated Mourning: It’s Not What

You Might Think.” Keynote Address. Also “Intervention in Traumatic

Bereavement as a Type of Complicated Mourning.” “Grief and Loss:

Enriching Community Practice Skills.” Springfield College. Springfield,

MA.

“Traumatic Death in the Family: Relevant Concepts and Implications for

Self-Help.” Keynote Address. “Dying, Death, and Bereavement: A

Family Perspective.” Association for Death Education and Counseling

26th Annual Conference. Pittsburgh, PA.

“Clinical Dimensions of Suffering in Anticipatory Mourning at the End of

Life.” “Suffering at the End of Life: Patient, Family, and Provider

Perspectives.” V.A. Boston Healthcare System. Lexington, MA.

“Coping with Sudden and Traumatic Death of a Loved One.” The Sixth

Annual Irvin B. Levinson Memorial Lecture Series. Baltimore, MD.

“Loss and Trauma: Clinical Implications in Anticipatory and Postdeath

Mourning.” Saskatchewan Hospice and Palliative Care Association 2004

Conference. “Butterfly Blessings: Living Lessons from the Dying.”

Saskatchewan Hospice and Palliative Care Association. Moose Jaw,

Saskatchewan, Canada.


“Six Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning: A Model for Use

with Patients, Families, and Professional Caregivers,” “Intervention with

Bereaved Individuals: Pivotal Concepts and Processes,” and “Key

Concepts in the Treatment of Complicated Mourning.” “End of Life:

Caregiver Challenges.” Seventeenth Annual Continuing Education

Program on Issues in Aging. Hospice of Michigan Maggie Allesee Center

for Quality of Life. Troy, MI.

“Intervention in Death and Non-Death Losses of Children Across the Age

Span” and “Utilizing Non-Traditional Approaches in the Treatment of

Grief and Mourning.” Leading Edge Seminars, Inc. Toronto, Ontario,

Canada.

“Unique Problems in Families Following Traumatic Bereavement:

Clinical Conceptions and Selected Intervention Strategies.” “International

Death, Grief, and Bereavement Conference: The Family.” University of

Wisconsin-La Crosse Center for Death Education and Bioethics

Continuing Education and Extension. La Crosse, WI.

“Treating Traumatic Bereavement: Cutting Edge Conceptualizations and

Interventions.” Keynote Address. Also “Clinical Interventions in Grief

and Mourning: Contemporary Concepts, Strategies, and Research

Findings.” Third International Conference on Personal Meaning.

International Network on Personal Meaning, Incorporated. Vancouver,

British Columbia, Canada.

“Traumatic Bereavement: Clinical Implications for Working with

Survivors of Sudden, Traumatic Death.” Hospice of Central Georgia.

Macon, Georgia.

“Strategies for Clinical Intervention After Sudden Traumatic Death.”

Tufts Health Plan’s 7th Annual Mental Health Conference. Tufts Health

Plan. Waltham, MA.

“The Six Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning: A Model for

Intervention Strategies.” “Promoting Quality of Life in Chronic and

Terminal Illness Seventh Annual Lecture Series in Palliative Care.” Johns

Hopkins University School of Medicine. Baltimore, MD.

“Clinical Concepts in Coping with Loss” and “Intervening In the Trauma

and Loss of Traumatic Bereavement and Anticipatory Mourning.”


“Coping With Loss Before and After Death: From Predeath Anticipatory

Mourning to Postdeath Traumatic Bereavement.” The 24th Annual

Dealing With Grief Conference. The Alberta Funeral Service Association.

Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

“The Six Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning: Conceptualizing

the Issues of Patient, Loved Ones, and Caregivers” and “Trauma in a Life-

Threatening Illness: Conceptual Framework and Intervention Strategies.”

“The Art and Science of Palliative Care.” The Josefina Magno

Conference Series. Capital Hospice. Falls Church, VA.

“Therapeutic Benefits of the Funeral.” Michigan Funeral Directors

Association. Troy, Saginaw, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Cadillac, and

Marquette, MI.

2003 “Unique Aspects of Sudden and Traumatic Deaths: Selected Implications

for Support and Intervention.” “A Wise Management of Grief.” Eighth

Annual Seminar. Affiliated Family Funeral Homes. Newton, MA.

“To Give Care, You Must Take Care: Strategies for Managing Personal

and Professional Stress.” “Current Concepts in Fetal and Neonatal Care.”

26th Annual Seminar. Women & Infants’ Hospital. Providence, RI.

“Using Rituals to Facilitate Mourning” and “The Therapeutic Role of

Ritual in Bereavement.” “The Pathophysiology of Complicated Grief: An

Emerging Silent Epidemic.” Society for the Advancement of Bereavement

Management. San Francisco, CA.

“Grief, Dying, and Death.” Jewish Funeral Directors of America Spring

Meeting in Montreal. Jewish Funeral Directors of America. Montreal,

Quebec, Canada.

“Therapeutic Interventions in Grief and Mourning: Responding to

Uncomplicated and Complicated Bereavement.” J & K Seminars, LLC.

Lancaster, PA.

“Clinical Interventions in Grief and Mourning.” The Providence Center.

Providence, RI.

“Chronic Grief vs. Acute Grief: Why Long-term Caregivers Have

Different Types of Grief.” National Neimann-Pick Disease Foundation

Medical and Family Conference. Neimann-Pick Disease Foundation.


Providence, RI.

“Loss, Grief, and Mourning: Selected Assessment and Treatment

Strategies.” Eastgate Funeral Service. Bismarck, ND.

“The Clinical Phenomenon of Traumatic Bereavement: It’s More Than

Just Trauma Plus Grief.” “Sudden Violent Death.” The Rhode Island

Justice Commission, Victims of Crime Act Victim’s Assistance Program.

Warwick, RI.

“Discriminating Anticipatory Mourning from Other Psychological States:

Implications for the Caregiver.” “End-of-Life Care: Mind, Body, and

Spirit.” 2nd Annual Symposium. Covenant Hospice. Pensacola Beach,

Pensacola, FL.

“Sudden and Traumatic Death: Clinical Implications in Treatment.” “All

That’s Traumatic is Not Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).”

Behavior Health Symposium Series. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Rhode

Island. Warwick, RI.

2002 “Grief and Mourning: Processes For Living.” St. Joseph Church. Hope

Valley, RI.

“Anticipatory Mourning” and “Traumatic Bereavement.” “Living in the

Face of Death.” Midwest Bioethics Center. Overland Park, KS.

"Therapeutic Interventions in Grief and Mourning: Responding to

Uncomplicated and Complicated Bereavement." Greensboro Area Health

Education Center. Greensboro, NC.

"Helping the Grievers after Traumatic Loss." “Grief Across the Life

Span: Dealing with Hurt, Grief, and Loss in Changing Times.” The 20th

International Conference on Death and Bereavement. King's College.

London, Ontario, Canada.

"Helping Children Cope with the Sudden and Traumatic Death of a Loved

One." Healing Hearts. Danbury, CT.

"Treating Complicated Grief and Mourning: Tackling Some of the

Tougher Issues." Leading Edge Seminars Spring Series 2002. Leading

Edge Seminars. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.


“Therapeutic Interventions in Grief and Mourning: Responding to

Uncomplicated and Complicated Bereavement.” J & K Seminars, LLC.

Columbus, OH.

“The Anticipatory Mourning Model and Therapeutic Possibilities.”

Keynote Address. “End of Life to New Beginnings.” North Shore Long

Island Jewish Health System. Carle Place, NY.

2001 “Facing the Facts.” “Bridging Life’s Journey: Isn’t Time We Talk About

It?” Good Shepherd Hospice. Lakeland, FL.

"Loss, Mourning, and Healthy Transformation: How Traumatic

Experiences Can Lead to Growth." Greensboro Area Health Education

Center. Greensboro, NC.

"Intervention in Grief and Mourning: General Treatment Strategies and

Clinical Techniques." The Leading Edge Seminars Spring Series 2001,

The Visionaries Series. Leading Edge Seminars. Toronto, Ontario,

Canada.

"Healthy Coping with Traumatic Loss." Keynote Address. The National

Police Survivors' Seminars, National Police Week 2001. Concerns of

Police Survivors, Inc. (C.O.P.S.). Alexandria, VA.

"Responding To Loss in the Child Welfare System: Contending With Grief,

Mourning, and Traumatic Stress." Family Continuity Programs, Inc.

Tampa, FL.

"Sudden and Traumatic Death: Impact on Individuals and Families."

“Conference on Bereavement.” The Sages Colleges. Albany, NY.


Uncomplicated and Complicated Bereavement." Maritime School of

Social Work, Continuing Education Program, Dalhousie University.

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

"Helping Families Cope with Traumatic Loss." Visiting Nurse Service,

Inc. Northport, NY.

2000 "Saying Good-bye: Issues of Anticipatory Mourning" and "Towards An

Appropriate Death: Tools for Healthy Anticipatory Mourning." “You Say

Goodbye…I Say Hello: Understanding Family Pain, Forgiveness and


Healing During the Dying Process.” Hospice of Visiting Nurse Service

First Annual Seminar. Hospice of Visiting Nurse Service. Akron, OH.

“When a Child Dies: Complicated Grief and Mourning in Family

Bereavement.” “Addressing Infant Mortality in the New Millennium.”

Thirteenth Annual Conference Association of SIDS and Infant Mortality

Programs. Association for SIDS and Infant Mortality Programs. San

Diego, CA.

"Grief Through the Life Cycle" and "Coping with Complicated Mourning."

“Grief Through the Life Cycle.” 3rd Annual Hospice Winter Retreat.

Springfield Area Hospice. Killington, VT.

“Loss and Grief,” “Anticipatory Mourning,” “The Patient’s Perspective on

Dying and Death,” and “Different Bereavement Situations.” “Vision

2000.” The 3rd Edition of Care, Support and Share. The Palliative Care

Service of the Hawkesbury General Hospital. Hawkesbury, Ontario,

Canada.

"From Trauma to Transcendence in Healthy Anticipatory Mourning."

“Embracing Hope In Illness, Grief and Trauma.” William Wendt Center

for Loss and Healing 2000 Illness, Grief & Trauma Conference. William

Wendt Center for Loss and Healing. Washington, DC.

"Grief and Loss." St. Thomas University Center for Loss and Healing.

Miami, FL.

"Coping with Catastrophe: Surviving and Transcending Trauma."

Keynote Address. Also "Anniversary Reactions and Other Subsequent

Temporary Upsurges of Grief (STUG) Reactions.” “Catastrophe:

Community Impact and Healing.” Worcester Institute of Loss and

Trauma. Worcester, MA.

"Complicated Mourning: Current Clinical Perspectives and Therapeutic

Interventions." Professional Education Opportunities for the Human

Services. Erie, PA.

"Complicated Grief and Mourning." Samaritan Counseling Center. Fort

Lauderdale, FL.

1999 "Sudden, Traumatic and Violent Death: Interventions in Complicated

Types of Bereavement." St. Mary's Grief Support Center. Duluth, MN.


"Perinatal Bereavement: How Can We Help?" and "Complicated

Mourning." "Death at Birth: Perinatal Loss and Bereavement." The First

Julia Wheaton Saines Memorial Seminar. Mount Auburn Hospital.

Newton, MA.

"Exploring the Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning." The

National Conference on Loss and Transition. New England Center for

Loss and Transition. Springfield, MA.

"Treatment Principles for Complicated Mourning." New England Center

for Loss and Transition. Houston, TX, Stamford, CT, and Newton, MA.

"Advanced Treatment Protocols for Complicated Mourning." New

England Center for Loss & Transition. Houston, TX, Stamford, CT, and

Newton, MA.

"When an Experience Imitates Theory, or How I Ended Up Living What I

Had Written About." "End-of-Life Issues: Spiritual and Psychosocial

Dimensions." The Fourth Annual Irving M. Rosen Memorial Program.

Providence, RI.

"Trauma and Transcendence." The Family Institute of Philadelphia with

The Psychoanalytic Study Group and The Institute for Spirituality and

Psychological Healing. Philadelphia, PA.

"Strategies for Therapeutic Intervention After Sudden, Traumatic Death."

Thirteenth Annual Family Institute. National Association of Social

Workers (NASW), New Jersey Chapter - Bergen Unit. Tenafly, NJ.

"Grief and Mourning as Traumatic Stress." Keynote Address. Also

"Loss, Grief and Mourning: Personal and Professional Impact" and

"Complicated Mourning." "Grief: A Healing Journey." Fourth Annual

New York State Conference. New York State SIDS Association. Albany,

NY.


Uncomplicated and Complicated Bereavement." J & K Seminars.

Lancaster, PA.

"Dynamics of Complicated Mourning: Conceptualizations and

Intervention Strategies." Yale-New Haven Hospital. New Haven, CT.


"Motherless Daughters, Fatherless Sons: Impact of Parent Loss

Throughout Life." MetroHealth Medical Center. Cleveland, OH.

"Exploring the Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning." Hospice

of Palm Beach County, Inc. West Palm Beach, FL.

"Coping with Loss, Grief, and Trauma." University of Medicine and

Dentistry of New Jersey-University Behavioral Health Care. Piscataway,

NJ.

"Integrating EMDR into the Treatment of Grief and Mourning." EMDR

Institute, Inc. and Critical Incident Resource Recovery, Inc. Atlanta, GA

and Boston, MA.

"Psychological Practice in End-of-Life Care." Presented in the

symposium "Report of APA Working Group on End-of-Life Decisions."

107th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association.

Boston, MA.

1998 "Intervention in Bereavement Following Death Involving Violence and

Trauma." The Center for Grief Counseling and Education. North Canton,

OH.

"Life's Losses." Fourth Annual "Journey Through Grief Conference."

Washington County Hospice. Forest Grove, OR.

"Complicated Mourning: Facilitating the Healing Process." Greater

Upstate NY Chapter of the Association for Death Education and

Counseling. Syracuse, NY.

"Complicated Mourning: Issues in Dysfunctional Families." Keynote

Address. Also "The Consequences of Compassion: From Fulfillment to

Fatigue." "Roadblocks to Healing." The Fourteenth Annual Conference

sponsored by KARA and The V.A. Palo Alto Health Care System Hospice

Program. Menlo Park, CA.

“Workplace Loss and Grief: Coping with Organizational Change."

Unity-Hyland Training Institute. St. Anthony's Medical Center. St. Louis,

MO.

"Responding to Complicated Mourning." Hospice of North Idaho. Coeur


d'Alene, ID.

"Investigating the Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning."

National Center for Death Education, Mount Ida College. Newton

Centre, MA.

"Interventions in Grief and Mourning." Meadowridge Behavioral Health

Center. Swansea, MA.

“Appropriate Goals for Therapeutic Interventions with the Bereaved:

What Should They Be and How Do We Achieve Them?" Keynote Address.

Also "Investigating Traumatic Bereavement As a Precipitant of

Complicated Mourning" and "Maintaining Healthy Connections with

Deceased Loved Ones." Bereaved Families of Ontario. Toronto, Canada.

"Treatment of Complicated Mourning." Tragedy Assistance Program for

Survivors, Inc. Washington, DC.

"Advanced Treatment Protocols in Complicated Mourning." New

England Center for Loss and Transition. Springfield, MA.

"Exploring Clinical Dimensions of Anticipatory Mourning." Catholic

Hospice. Miami, FL.

"Research in Bereavement." "First International Conference on Research

in Palliative Care: Methodologies and Outcomes." National Institutes of

Health, Project On Death In America, and the U.S. Cancer Pain Relief

Committee. Bethesda, MD.

"The Interface of Uncomplicated and Complicated Mourning: Conceptual

and Clinical Issues." King's College 16th International Conference on

Death & Bereavement. London, Ontario, Canada.

1997 "Traumatic Bereavement: A Special Case of Complicated Mourning."

Hyland Training Institute, St. Anthony's Medical Center. St. Louis, MO.

"The Treatment of Complicated Mourning," "Unresolved, Abnormal

and Pathological Grief," and "How To Go On Living When Someone You

Love Dies." McKennan Health Services/Foundation. Sioux Falls, SD.

"An Examination of Complicated Mourning As Precipitated by Suicide

and Multi-Generational Loss." Canadian Association for Suicide


Prevention Eighth National Conference. Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario,

Canada.

"Grief, Dying, and Death: What Caregivers Need To Know." Sarasota

Memorial Hospital. Sarasota, FL.

"Complicated Issues of Grief and Mourning in Families." San Francisco

State University School of Social Work. Title IV-E Child Welfare

Training Project. San Francisco, CA.

"Differentially Responding to Sudden and Unanticipated Deaths:

Recognizing and Intervening in Two Different Types of Bereavement."

Chandler Funeral Home. Wilmington, DE.

"Families in Grief." Keynote Address. Also "Grief Responses of Pre-

Hospital Providers." "Families in Grief: A Multidisciplinary Seminar for

Health Care Practitioners." Seventh Annual Good Grief Seminar.

Medical College of Virginia Hospitals. Richmond, VA.

"Identifying and Responding to Complicated Mourning." The Howard

County Public School System. Ellicott City, MD.

"Stages of Human Development and Risk of Complicated Mourning:

Examining the Relationships." Keynote Address. Also "Parental Loss of

a Child: A Major Precipitant of Complicated Mourning." "Bereavement

Across the Lifespan." Scott & White Memorial Hospital. Midland, TX.

"Complicated Mourning." National Center for Death Education, Mount

Ida College. Newton Centre, MA.

"Trauma and Loss: Integrating the Theoretical and Clinical Components

of PTSD and Grief." Visiting Nurse Service. Northport, NY.

"Coping with Personal Loss in Working with HIV Patients" and "The

Grief of the Patient and the Caregivers." Community Organization for

Drug Abuse Control (CODAC). Cranston, RI.

"Loss, Mourning, and Healthy Transformation: How Bereavement Can

Foster Growth." Keynote Address. Also "Traumatic Bereavement: The

Intersection of Post-Traumatic Stress and Grief." California Association

of Marriage and Family Therapists' 33rd Annual Conference. San

Francisco, CA.


"Treatment of Complicated Grief and Mourning." Grant/Riverside

Memorial Hospitals. Columbus, OH.

"Responding to Sudden, Traumatic Death: Clinical Interventions for

Complicated Mourning." National Association of Social Workers/Texas-

Austin Unit. Austin, TX.

"For Those Of Us Who Have Ever Mourned." Temple Sharey Tefilo-

Israel. South Orange, NJ.

"Responding to Sudden, Traumatic Death: A Major Precipitant of

Complicated Mourning." Barnes-Jewish Hospice. St. Louis, MO.

"Understanding Complicated Mourning." Ele's Place. Lansing, MI.

1996 "Clinical Interventions in Anticipatory Grief." Dalhousie University

Maritime School of Social Work. Halifax, Nova Scotia.

"Trauma & Loss: Integrating the Theoretical and Clinical Components of

PTSD and Grief." Hindle & Associates. Toronto, Canada.

"Issues of Multiple Loss for Caregivers." Hospice of Hancock County.

Ellsworth, ME.

"Traumatic Stress in Anticipatory and Post-Death Grief and Mourning:

The Linkage of Traumatology and Thanatology for the Patient, Family,

and Caregiver." Keynote Speaker. "Bereavement in the 90's: Exploring

New Pathways." The Brooklyn Hospice. Queens, NY.

"Complicated Mourning." "Loss & Trauma: Interventions That Work."

New England Center for Loss and Transition. Baltimore, MD.

"Facilitating Normal Grief," "Helping Grieving Children," "Complicated

Mourning," and "Parental Loss of a Child." Hospice of Midland, Inc.

Midland, TX.

"Pastoral Care at the End of Life." Connecticut Hospital Association.

Wallingford, CT.

"Complicated Mourning: An Increasingly Prevalent Phenomenon."

Keynote Address. Also "Traumatic Loss: An Event Precipitating Special


Grief and Mourning," "Loss, Grief, and Mourning: Personal and

Professional Impacts," and "Coping with the Loss of a Loved One."

"Sudden and Traumatic Death: Caring for Children and Families."

Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and Wisconsin Sudden Infant Death

Center. Waukesha, WI.

"What Others May Never See...Sudden Death and the Community

Worker." Presented at Saint John Regional Hospital. Saint John, New

Brunswick, Canada.

"The Consequences of Compassion: From Fulfillment to Fatigue."

Keynote Address. Also "Speaking About the Unspeakable: Helping

Families Talk to Children About Death" and "Intervening with the

Families of Dying Children." 20th Annual Conference of Association of

Pediatric Oncology Nurses. Seattle, WA.

"Advanced Treatment Protocols for Complicated Mourning." The

Institute for the Study and Treatment of Loss. Warwick, RI.

"Intervening in Loss, Grief, and Mourning." Jewish Family Services.

Providence, RI.

"The Bereaved Professional: The Challenges Facing Grief Counselors

and Death Educators Confronted by Serious Loss." Invited Panelist.

18th Annual Conference. Association for Death Education and

Counseling. Pittsburgh, PA.

"The Phenomenon of Complicated Mourning" and "The Intersection of

Trauma and Loss." 11th International Congress on Care of the Terminally

Ill. Montreal, Canada.

"Understanding Grief: Helping Yourself Heal," "A Family Redefined:

Exploring the Changes that Death Brings," and "Caring for the

Caregiver." Trinity Medical Center. Minot, ND.

"Complicated Mourning." National Center for Death Education. Newton

Centre, MA.

"Coping with Loss and Death." Communities for People. Providence, RI.

"Children, Loss, and Grief." Bradley Hospital Educational Series. Bradley

Hospital. East Providence, RI.


"Sudden, Traumatic, and Violent Death: Interventions in Complicated

Types of Bereavement." Minnesota Coalition for Death Education and

Support. St. Paul, MN.

"Complicated Mourning." The 15th Annual Kristen Hovda Lecture. The

Support Center for Perinatal and Childhood Death. Evanston Hospital.

Evanston, IL.

"Complicated Mourning." Third Annual National Conference on Loss and

Transition. Stamford, CT.

"Loss and Anticipatory Grief." North Carolina Association for Death

Education and Counseling. Greensboro, NC.

"The Intersection of Loss, Grief, and Trauma: Experience and Sequelae"

and "Therapeutic Issues in Loss, Grief, and Trauma." The New

Traumatology Conference. Clearwater Beach, FL.

1995 "Complicated Mourning and Selected Associated Issues." 1995 Hospice

Association Lecture Series. Hospice Association of Western New York

(Life Transitions). Cheektowaga, NY.

"Sudden Death: Impact and Intervention." MetroHealth Medical Center.

Cleveland, OH.

"Coping with Grief and Loss: Common Themes, Contrasting Elements,

and Gender Differences." Merrimack Valley Hospice. Andover, MA.

"Complicated Mourning: Preparing for the Onslaught." Second Annual

Conference on Loss and Transition/West. New England Center for Loss

and Transition. Anaheim, CA.

"Anticipated and Sudden Death: Implications for the Mourner and

Caregiver." Surrey Memorial Hospital. Surrey, British Colombia,

Canada.

"Complicated Mourning and Perinatal Loss." Keynote Address. Also

“Psychological Issues Physicians Need to Understand to Intervene

Effectively in Perinatal Loss" and "How To Go On Living When Someone

You Love Dies." RTS Bereavement Services. Grand Rapids, MI.


"Responding to Sudden, Traumatic, Multiple Loss in the Community."

Jamestown School Department. Jamestown, RI.

"Specific Aspects of Trauma as Precipitants of Complicated Mourning."

First Annual Conference. Trauma, Loss & Dissociation. Washington,

DC.

"Complicated Mourning, Grief, Death and Loss." Hindle & Associates.

Winnipeg; Kingston; and Halifax, Canada.

"Trauma and Grief." University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Milwaukee,

WI.

"Understanding Complicated Mourning." Arbor Hospice and The

University of Michigan Center for the Child and Family. Ann Arbor, MI.

"Understanding Complicated Mourning as a Framework for Abortion

Aftermath." Keynote Address. "Healing Vision IX Conference." The

National Office of Post-Abortion Reconciliation and Healing. Milwaukee,

WI.

"The Living-Dying Period." Southern Tier Hospice. Elmira, NY.

"Pediatric Bereavement." St. Francis Regional Medical Center, Inc.

Wichita, KS.

"Complicated Mourning: Issues and Therapeutic Interventions for

Caregivers." Baystate Medical Center. Springfield, MA.

"Complicated Mourning." First Annual National Conference on Loss and

Transition. National Center for Death Education. Newton Centre, MA.

1994 "A Clinical Examination of Complicated Mourning and Its Intervention."

"Loss and the Family System." New England Center for Loss and

Transition. Boston, MA.

"Responding to Sudden and Traumatic Death" and "The Phenomenon of

Complicated Mourning." Maine Funeral Directors Association. Bangor,

ME.

"Children and Death: Bereaved Parents and Bereaved Children." Hyland

Training Institute, St. Anthony's Medical Center. St. Louis, MO.


"Complicated Mourning Resulting from Sudden and Traumatic Death."

Second Annual Bereavement Conference. University of Pennsylvania

School of Nursing. Philadelphia, PA.

"Understanding Complicated Mourning." Rhode Island National

Association of Social Workers. Providence, RI.

"Anticipatory Grief." Keynote Address. Also "Dr. Rando Talks To

Parents Who Have Lost Their Only Child." (Televised via satellite from

Providence, RI to Halifax, Canada.) "Childhood Cancer and The Family:

Compassion and Caring." Annual Candlelighters Conference. Halifax,

Canada.

"Complicated Mourning." National Center for Death Education. Newton

Centre, MA.

"The Increasing Prevalence of Complicated Mourning: Impacts Upon and

Issues for Caregivers." The Family Loss Project and Massachusetts

School of Professional Psychology. Boston, MA.

1993 "Bereavement and the Family Following the Death of a Child." Children's

Hospice Eighth International Conference. Sydney, Australia.

"Complicated Mourning: Assessment and Treatment Approaches." The

1992-1993 Master Therapists Series. University of Connecticut Health

Center. Farmington, CT.

"Facing Your Own Fears Through the Eyes of Your Patient." VNA of

Central and Outer Cape Cod Hospice Program. Cape Cod, MA.

"Responding to Loss in Serious Illness: From Diagnosis to Death."

Keynote Address. "The Art & Science of Caring." Hospice of the Florida

Suncoast. Largo, FL.

"Parental Loss of a Child: An Overview of Grief and Bereavement,"

Anticipatory Grieving - The Family and the Nurse," and "Death of the

Chronically Ill Child: The Experience for the Child and the Nurse."

"When a Child Dies...A Pediatric Nursing Conference on Grief and Loss."

Health Services Centre. Winnipeg, Canada.


"Working with Parents and Children: Psychological Strategies for

Confronting the Loss of a Parent or Child." Hospice of Northeastern

Connecticut. Ashford, CT.

"Complicated Mourning" and "Living After a Loved One Dies." Fifth

Annual Leigh Whetstone Program. Lutheran General Hospital. Park

Ridge, IL.

"Living with Losses." Izaak Walton Killam Children's Hospital Tenth

Annual Pediatric Nursing Conference. Halifax, Canada.

"Exploring Issues in Grief and Bereavement." Invited Panelist. 15th

Annual Conference. Association for Death Education and Counseling.

Memphis, TN.

"Responding to Loss in Fire Experience: The Fire Chaplain as a Grief

Facilitator." The Federation of Fire Chaplains 1993 Annual Conference.

Providence, RI.

"The Multidimensional Phenomenon of Complicated Mourning." The

National Center for Death Education. Newton Centre, MA.

"Treatment of Complicated Mourning." The Grief Support and Education

Center. Canton, OH.

"Assessment and Treatment of Complicated Mourning." Hospice of

Monadnock Region. Keene, NH.

"Complicated Mourning: An In-Depth Look at Unresolved Grief." Hyland

Training Institute, St. Anthony's Medical Center. St. Louis, MO.

"Responding to Complicated Mourning." The Hospice Alliance and

Lincoln Lutheran of Racine. Racine, WI.

"Living With Loss at the Holidays." Genesee Region Home Care

Association. Rochester, NY.

"Grief and Loss: Family Recovery." Hospice at Lourdes Hospital.

Binghamton, NY.

"Complicated Grief." The Grief Support Network. Alexandria, VA.


"Responding To The Wounded Child - How Adults Can Help Children

Cope With Loss." Fourth Annual Mid-Winter Kids in Crisis Conference.

Rochester, MI.

1992 "Complicated Mourning: Assessment and Treatment Approaches." The

University of Connecticut Health Center. Farmington, CT.

"Complicated Mourning: Implications for Professional Caregivers."

University of Rhode Island College of Nursing Alumni Association.

Kingston, RI.

"The Family of the Dying Patient: The Anticipatory Grief Experience" and

"Caring for the Hospice Caregiver." James Haley V.A. Nursing Home

Care Unit. Tampa, FL. (Via videotapes)

"Understanding the Processes of Loss and Mourning: A Model."

Keynote Address. "Life-Changing Losses." The Toledo Hospital.

Toledo, OH.

"Facilitating Grief and Mourning." Hyland Training Institute, St.

Anthony's Medical Center. St. Louis, MO.

"Grief, Mourning, Death and Loss." Professional Achievement.

Moncton; Halifax; Winnipeg; and Vancouver, Canada.

1991 “Therapeutic Interventions for Grief and Mourning." Family

Psychological Consultants. Baltimore, MD; Aurora, CO; Dallas, TX; and

St. Louis, MO.

"Treatment Intervention in Complicated Mourning: Responding To An

Increasing Phenomenon." Association for the Care of Children's Health

26th Annual Conference. Minneapolis, MN.

"The Increasing Prevalence of Complicated Mourning and Its

Implications for the Funeral Director" and "The Funeral Director's

Liabilities In Bereavement Follow-Up." 1991 Sunshine Seminars. The

Dodge Institute. Palm Springs, CA and Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

"Anticipatory Grief & Loss: The Perspective of the Patient, the Family,

and the Caregiver." The University of Alabama. Tuscaloosa, AL.

"Coping with Loss, Death, and Grief." The Institute for the Study and


Treatment of Loss. Warwick, RI.

"Sudden Death: Caring for the Caregiver." Hartford Hospital Trauma

Support Team. Hartford, CT.

"The Increasing Prevalence of Complicated Mourning: The Onslaught Is

Just Beginning." Keynote Address. 13th Annual Conference. Association

for Death Education and Counseling. Duluth, MN.

"Bereavement and Anticipatory Grief." Georgia Hospice Organization.

Atlanta, GA.

"Treatment of Complicated Mourning." TARAL Seminars. Warwick, RI.

"An Advanced Course in Grief Counseling." Hospice of North Carolina,

Inc. Hickory, NC.

"The Grieving Parent" and “Complicated Mourning." Montgomery

Hospice Society, Hospice Council of Metropolitan Washington,

Washington Hebrew Congregation et al. Washington, DC.

"Psychological and Spiritual Perspectives in the Care of Dying Patients

and Their Families." Danbury Hospital. Danbury, CT.

"Anticipatory Grief and Loss: The Perspective of the Patient, the Family,

and the Caregiver." Annual Grief and Bereavement Continuing Education

Program. University of Alabama.

"The Effects of Sibling Loss on Children," "Complicated Bereavement:

What It Is, How To Spot It, and What To Do With It," and "Happy 10th

Anniversary Resolve Through Sharing: Why It Is Working." Keynote

Address. Second National Conference. Resolve Through Sharing.

Dallas,

TX.

"Complicated Bereavement." Eastern Regional Conference on Abuse and

Multiple Personality. Alexandria, VA.

"Coping with Homicide." Family and Friends of Murdered Victims.

Cranston, RI.

"Bereavement in Trauma and Critical Care." The First Peter D. Smith


Memorial Seminar. Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RI.

"Helping Children and Adolescents Cope with Grief." Community Health

and Home Care, Inc. Putnam, CT.

"Intervention in Grief and Mourning." 14th Annual Families Conference.

Valparaiso University College of Nursing. Valparaiso, IN.

"Grief, Mourning, Death and Loss." Professional Achievement. Toronto,

Ottawa, Calgary, and Edmonton, Canada.

"Caregiver Interventions in Grief and Mourning." Provincial Palliative

Care Conference. Regina Palliative Care Incorporated. Saskatchewan,

Canada.

"The Bereaved Child" and "Impact of the Loss of a Child." Children's

Hospice International Conference 1991. Milwaukee, WI.

"Remembering Departed Loved Ones." The Institute for the Study and

Treatment of Loss. Warwick, RI.

"Helping Children Cope with Death and Grief." The Institute for the

Study and Treatment of Loss. Warwick, RI.

1990 "Advanced Course in Grief Counseling." Pre-Conference Workshop.

Also "Grief' Is Insufficient in 'Mourning: What's the Difference Between

the Two and Why Does It Matter Anyway?" 12th Annual Conference.

Association for Death Education and Counseling. New Orleans, LA.

"Grief and Bereavement." "Management of Terminal Illness - The

Hospice Concept." Henry Ford Hospital. Detroit, MI.

"Life Care Crisis: Challenge of the 1990's." Hospice Federation of

Massachusetts. Westwood, MA.

"Grieving and the Family." The Life Transitions Center, Inc. Buffalo,

NY.

"Loss and Anticipatory Grief," "Grieving: The Patient and Family

Perspective," and "Grief, Dying, Death, and Bereavement: Issues and

Interventions for Caregivers to Consider." Hospice Markham-Stouffville,

Unionville, Ontario, Canada.


"In-Service Education on Grief and Loss." Community Organization for

Drug Abuse Control (CODAC). Warwick, RI.

"How Do We Say Goodbye? Helping the Family Cope." International

Hospice Institute Sixth Annual Symposium. Denver, CO.

"Bereavement." Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation 20th

Anniversary Conference. Washington, DC.

"The Changing Complexion of Complicated Mourning in the Nineties: It

Does Not Look Good." First National Congress of Thanatology. New

York, NY.

"Coping with Death: The Dying Patient and Caregivers." Hospice at St.

Rita's Medical Center. Lima, OH.

"Grief and Loss: Family Recovery." The Hospice at Lourdes Hospital

Sixth Annual Seminar. Binghamton, NY.

"Parent/Sibling Bereavement." Parental Bereavement Workshop. Dana-

Farber Cancer Institute. Boston, MA.

"Current Perspectives on Grief, Bereavement, and Mourning." First

Annual Workshop. Springfield College. Springfield, MA.

"Complicated Grief and Mourning." Children's Hospital. Seattle, WA.

"An Intermediate Course in Grief Counseling." Hospice of North

Carolina, Inc. Browns Summit, NC.

"Dealing with Death: Loss, Grief, and Terminal Illness." Big Sky

Hospice. Billings, MT.

"Coping with the Dying Patient." Northern Rockies Cancer Center.

Billings, MT.

"Anticipatory Grief." Keynote Address. Also "Family Dynamics,"

"Issues of the Dying Patient," and "Palliative Care Model." Canadian

Cancer Society Palliative Care Conference 1990. Manitoba, Canada.

"Parental Loss of a Child." First National Conference on Bereavement.


Bereaved Families of Ontario. Ottawa, Canada.

"Anticipatory Grieving and the Family," "Self-Help Bereavement

Groups," "Counseling Grieving Families," and "Grief and Children."

“Symposium on Palliative Care: Focus on the Family.” Misericordia

Hospital. Alberta, Canada.

"Assisting Survivors of Suicide." Department of Health. Office of Disease

Control. Providence, RI.

1989 "Walking on Eggs: Dealing with the Bereaved." Fourth Annual Rhode

Island Press Association. Providence, RI.

"Helping Survivors Face A Sudden Death." Mothers Against Drunk

Driving (MADD), Dallas County Mental Health Associates, Suicide and

Crisis Center of Dallas et al. Irving, TX.

"Parental Adjustment to the Loss of a Child." International Conference on

Children and Death. Athens, Greece.

"Advanced Workshop on Interventions in Complicated Mourning."

National Center for Death Education. Newton Centre, MA.

"The Bereavement Process." Keynote Address. Also "Bereaved Parents

and Siblings" and "Individuals and Families in Grief." "Hospice

Bereavement Care: Defining Standards for Excellence." National Hospice

Organization. Denver, CO.

"Parental Loss of a Child." New England Institute of Funeral Service

Education. Boston, MA.

"How To Go On Living When Someone You Love Dies." Ninth Annual

"Dealing With Grief" Conference. Alberta Patient Care Association and

Funeral Services Association. Alberta, CA.

“Moving Into the 'New' Life Without Forgetting the 'Old.'" Keynote

Address. Also "Grief After a Long-Term Illness" and "Parental Grief and

Loss: What Makes It Different?" Greater Western Conference of The

Compassionate Friends. Seattle, WA.

"Anniversary Issues and Reactions to the Death of a Child." Eighth

Annual Kristen Hovda Lecture. Evanston Hospital. Evanston, IL.


"Anticipatory Grief and Pediatric Oncology Social Work." Keynote

Address. 13th Annual Conference. Association of Pediatric Oncology

Social Workers. Raleigh, NC.

"The Impact of Grief on the Practice of Medicine." Blanchard Valley

Hospital. Findlay, OH.

"Clinical Intervention: Meeting the Needs of the Grieving Patient."

Pediatric Grand Rounds. Evanston Hospital. Evanston, IL.

"Helping a Family Through Terminal Illness." 1989 Forest Lawn

Memorial-Parks Annual Clergy Conference. Pomona, CA; Anaheim, CA;

and Burbank, CA.

"Bereavement and Anticipatory Grief." Keynote Address. 1989

McMaster University C.M.E. Annual Palliative Care Day. Hamilton,

Ontario, Canada.

"Clinical Management of Bereavement." Hospice West, Inc. Waltham,

MA.

"Dealing with Death: Loss, Grief, and Terminal Illness." Rhode Island

College Graduate School of Social Work. Providence, RI.

"A Seminar on Grief." Hospice of Hancock County. Findlay, OH.

"Grief and Loss as Applies to Children." The Providence Center's Child

& Family Program. Providence, RI.

"Interventions with SIDS Bereaved Fathers." Massachusetts Center for

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Annual Spring Training Program.

Ashland, MA.

"'Old Grief', But 'New' Mourning." 99th Annual Convention of the

Minnesota Funeral Directors Association, Pre-Convention Seminar.

Bloomington, MN.

"Picking Up the Pieces: Effects of Grief and Anticipatory Grief." British

Columbia Hospice Palliative Care Association 1989 Annual General

Meeting. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.


"Steps to Facilitating Healthy Anticipatory Grief." Keynote Address.

Also "Steps to Helping Adolescents Grieve." Third Annual Caregivers'

Conference. The Hospice Council of Connecticut. Madison, CT.

1988 "Children's Reactions to Terminal Illness." Keynote Address. Also "The

Relatives of Dying Children." First Nordic Congress on Care for the

Terminally Ill. Bergen, Norway.

"The Complicated Mourning of Parental Bereavement." Keynote

Address. Also "Anticipatory Grief." Seventh International Congress on

Care of the Terminally Ill. Montreal, Canada.

"What Is Necessary to 'Resolve' Grief?" Presidential Seminar Address.

New England Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences. Boston, MA.

"The Parental Grief Process for the Newly Bereaved." The

Compassionate Friends, Greater Providence Area Chapter. East

Providence, RI.

"Loss and Anticipatory Grief: The Perspective of the Patient, the Family,

and the Caregiver." Family Service of Jamestown, WCA Hospital

Wellness Program, Hospice, and Jamestown Community College.

Jamestown, NY.

"Parental Bereavement." SIDS Symposium, 57th Annual Meeting of The

Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Ottawa, Canada.

"Using Rituals to Facilitate Mourning." 107th Annual Convention of the

National Funeral Directors Association. New Orleans, LA.

"The Most Traumatic Loss: The Death of a Child." Fourth Annual

Meeting of The Society for Traumatic Stress Studies. Dallas, TX.

"Unique Issues in Family Grief: Anticipatory Grief and Family Grieving

Patterns." Grief Support & Education Center. North Canton, OH.

"Facilitating Anticipatory Grief in Families of the Terminally Ill" and

"The Unique Difficulties in Mourning the Death of a Child." 14th Annual

Symposium of the National Hospice Organization. Orlando, FL.

"Advanced Three-Day Workshop on Interventions in Complicated

Mourning." National Center for Death Education. Boston, MA.


1987 "Rituals of Grieving and Their Role in Bereavement.” National Hospice

Organization Annual Meeting and Symposium. Los Angeles, CA.

“Grief and Loss in Relation to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder."

Providence Veterans' Administration Hospital. Providence, RI.

"Picking Up the Pieces: The Effects of Grief on Adults and Children."

Bereaved Family Resource Network. Orlando, FL.

"Sex Differences in Mourning." New England Institute for Applied Arts

and Sciences and The National Center for Death Education. Boston, MA.

"Death and Dying in the Emergency Room." Emergency Department

Grand Rounds, Rhode Island Hospital. Providence, RI.

"What is Normal and Abnormal in Parental Grief." Rhode Island Hospital

P.A.T.H. and Candlelighters Group. Providence, RI.

"Parental Loss of a Child." Presidential Seminar Address, New England

Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences. Boston, MA.

Teleconference Interview for "Living Theories and Models for Marital and

Family Intervention: Dialogues with the Professionals." University of

Nebraska (Lincoln) Department of Human Development and the Family.

Lincoln, NE.

"The Unrecognized Impact of Sudden Death in Terminal Illness and in

Positively Progressing Convalescence." "Acute Grief V: Sensitizing

Society to Unsanctioned and Unrecognized Grief." The Foundation of

Thanatology. Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. New York, NY.

"Anticipatory Grief," "Parental Loss of a Child," and "Care for the

Caregiver." National Funeral Directors Association Alaskan Seminar.

Anchorage, AK.

“Workshop on Grief and Loss.” St. Paul's Church. Dedham, MA.

“Presentation of Status of National Bereavement Study Research.”

1987 Meeting of the International Work Group on Death, Dying, and

Bereavement. London, England.


"Parental Loss of a Child." Rhode Island Hospital Psychiatry Lecture

Series. Providence, RI.

1986 "Children and Grief: Loss of a Child." Sixth World Congress on Care of

the Terminally Ill. Montreal, Canada.

"Grief Assessment and Intervention." 94th Annual Convention of the

American Psychological Association. Washington, D.C.

"The Familial and Social Processes of Anticipatory Grief in Hospice."

Keynote Address. Hospice Association of Ulster County. Kingston, NY.

"Caring for the Living Dying." Keynote Address. Also "Care for the

Caregiver." Sixth Annual Convention of the Pennsylvania Hospice

Network. Harrisburg, PA.

"Intervention with the Grieving Child." North Carolina Funeral Directors

Association State Convention. Raleigh, NC.

"Family Ties: A Unique Approach to Exploring Reaction To Sudden

Death." Co-presented with E. Stark. Eighth National Conference of the

Forum for Death Education and Counseling. Atlanta, GA.

"The Vietnam Vet and Spouse Coping with Trauma, Loss and Stress."

Vietnam Vet Center. Pawtucket, RI.

"Coping With Loss." Sophia Little Home Staff Retreat. West Greenwich,

RI.

"How the Clergy Can Minister to Dying and Bereaved Children" and

"Death Visits the Classroom: Intervention with Dying and Bereaved

Children." 1986 Annual Groff Funeral Services Seminar. Lancaster, PA.

"Taking Care of the Caregivers." Keynote Address. Sixth Annual

Dinner, Hospice of Lancaster County. Lancaster, PA.

"Therapeutic Interventions in Mourning." Rhode Island Group Health

Association Counseling Unit. Providence, RI.

"The Personal and Professional Needs of Caregivers." American Cancer

Society, Lourdes Hospital Foundation, and Broome County Council of

Churches Seminar. Binghamton, NY.


"Depression, Grief, and Loss." College of the Redwoods. Eureka, CA.

"Care for the Caregiver." South County Hospital. Wakefield, RI.

"Parental Loss of a Child." Summer Meeting of the Maine Funeral

Directors Association. Portland, ME.

"Stress Management Seminar." Rhode Island Bar Association Annual

Meeting & Judicial Conference. Providence, RI.

"Anticipatory Grief and Caring for the Caregiver." Catholic Charities of

Buffalo Staff Day. Depew, NY.

"The Death of a Child: Practical Interventions for Caregivers."

Massachusetts Funeral Directors Association Conference for Clergy and

Funeral Service Professionals. Worcester, MA and Randolph, MA.

"The Needs of the Mourner and the Funeral Director in Bereavement

Follow-Up." Keynote Address. Also "How Families Cope With and Alter

the Grief Experiences of Their Members." "Bereavement Follow-Up:

Priorities, Pitfalls and Potential." 105th Annual Convention of the

National Funeral Directors Association, Preconvention Workshop.

Orlando, FL.

1985 "Your Grief Is Not My Grief: Assessment of Clinical Factors Determining

the Grief Process." Keynote Address. Also "Starting a Private Practice."

Seventh National Conference. Forum for Death Education and

Counseling. Philadelphia, PA.

"The Death of a Child: Trauma and Transition." 104th Annual

Convention of the National Funeral Directors Association. Minneapolis,

MN.

"The Grief Process of Parents of Murdered Children." Parents of

Murdered Children. Cranston, RI.

"Understanding and Facilitating the Mourning Process of Children and

Adolescents." Keynote Address. Also "Clinical Issues in Parental

Bereavement." 1985 Northwest Caregivers' Annual Conference.

Kenmore, WA.


"Care for the Caregiver." Fall River Hospice Outreach Annual Dinner.

Swansea, MA.

"Bereavement: The Family's and Our Own." Second Annual Seminar on

Hospice Care. The Hospice at Lourdes Hospital. Binghamton, NY.

"Grief and Bereavement: Issues for Caregivers." North Carolina Social

Work Oncology Group. Durham, NC.

"Effects of Death of a Child on the Parents' Marriage and on Siblings."

Rhode Island Hospital. Providence, RI.

"Caring for the Caregiver." Annual Meeting of Island Hospice. Newport,

RI.

1984 "Psychosocial Aspects of Disaster Development." "The Psychology of

Disasters' Effects on the Disaster Worker." Mass Casualty Disaster

Seminar. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), New York

State Emergency Management, NewYork State Funeral Directors

Association, et al. Syracuse, NY.

"Understanding and Facilitating the Mourning Process of Children and

Adolescents." Keynote Address. Also "Clinical Issues in Parental

Bereavement." National Conference on "Children & Death: Perspectives

and Challenges." Akron, OH.

"Issues of Parental Grief Following the Death of an Adult Child." "Acute

Grief IV: Levels of Care of the Bereaved: Parental and Grandparental

Grief for Loss of an Adult Child." The Foundation of Thanatology,

Columbia University. New York, NY.

"Facilitating Anticipatory Grief in Counseling and Psychotherapy." New

England Chapter of the Forum for Death Education and Counseling.

Providence, RI.

"The First Year of Bereavement." Seventh National Conference of The

Compassionate Friends. Providence, RI.

"Coping with Multiple Sclerosis." National Multiple Sclerosis Society,

Rhode Island Chapter. Providence, RI.

"Therapeutic Techniques in Dealing with Grief and Mourning."


University of Rhode Island Psychological Consultation Center. Kingston,

RI.

"Anticipatory Grief and Hospice." Salve Regina College. Newport, RI.

"'Grieving' is Not Enough in 'Grief'." Ninth Year Reunion of the

University of Rhode Island 1975 Death Education Conference. West

Greenwich, RI.

"Parental Grief and Anger After the Death of a Child." Mothers Against

Drunk Driving, Providence County Chapter. Providence, RI.

"Grief of Families and Caregivers." South County Hospice. Wakefield,

RI.

1983 "Bereavement Research: Conceptual and Methodological Issues" and

"Individual, Family and Group Tasks in Grief Therapy." Sixth National

Conference. Forum for Death Education and Counseling. Chicago, IL.

"Disaster Psychology in Radiation Accidents." “Conference on Medical

Planning and Protocols for Nuclear Accidents.” Northwestern University

Medical School and Radiation Management Corporation. Chicago, IL.

“Workshop on Research in Death Education and Death-Related

Counseling.” Forum for Death Education and Counseling. Providence,

RI.

"Grief and Loss and the Handicapped." Family and Child Service.

Woonsocket, RI.

“Advanced Workshop on Loss and Grief for Practicing Therapists.”

Forum for Death Education and Counseling. West Greenwich, RI.

"Listening to the Anguished." "Listening: Building Bridges to

Understanding." Interfaith Health Care Ministries. Warwick, RI.

"The Newly Bereaved." The Compassionate Friends Second Annual New

England Regional Conference. Worcester, MA.

"Experiencing Grief: The Patient and Ourself." Visiting Nurse Service of

Pawtucket, Central Falls, Cumberland, and Lincoln. Hospice Training

Program. Pawtucket, RI.


"Loss and Grief." University of Rhode Island Continuing Education

Division Psychology Club. Providence, RI.

"Grief." Woonsocket VNA Hospice Training Program. Woonsocket, RI.

"The Dying Patient." Woonsocket VNA Hospice Training Program.

Woonsocket, RI.

1982 "Operationalizing Anticipatory Grief in the Experience of Bereaved

Parents: Therapeutic Importance and Research Findings" and

"Emergency Personnel: The Forgotten Victims." Fifth National

Conference. Forum for Death Education and Counseling. San Diego, CA.

"Death and Dying." The Alexandria Hospital. Alexandria, VA.

"The Newly Bereaved." The Compassionate Friends First Annual New

England Regional Conference. Providence, RI.

"Dealing with Loss." Pediatric Oncology Conference of the American

Cancer Society, Rhode Island Division, Inc. Providence, RI.

"Separation and Loss." Workshop Series. Rhode Island State Department

for Children and Their Families. Providence, RI.

"The Dying Patient." Greater Woonsocket VNA Hospice Training

Program. Woonsocket, RI.

"The Grief Process and the Needs of the Family at Death." Greenville

Baptist Church. Greenville, RI.

"Tragedy and Loss After the Drowning of a Fisherman." Fisherman's

Family Support Group. Narragansett, RI.

"The Grief Process After a Loss and How to Cope With It in Yourself and

Others." Pawtucket Public Library. Pawtucket, RI.

"Volunteer Training in Grief." South County Hospice. Wakefield, RI.

"Grief and Marriage." The Compassionate Friends, Greater Providence

Area Chapter. Pawtucket, RI.

"Grief." Greater Woonsocket VNA Hospice Training Program.


Woonsocket, RI.

"Anticipatory Grief in Bereaved Parents." South Eastern New England

Chapter of the Forum for Death Education and Counseling. Providence,

RI.

1981 "An Investigation of Grief and Adaptation in Parents Whose Children

Have Died From Cancer." Fourth National Conference of the Forum for

Death Education and Counseling. Cambridge, MA.

"Report of Bereavement Research With Parents Whose Children Have

Died." Case Western Reserve University Medical School Department of

Psychiatry Grand Rounds. Cleveland, OH.

"Children and Grief." Bellin Memorial Hospital. Green Bay, WI.

"Coping with Death, Grief, and Bereavement." Church of Sts. John &

Paul. Coventry, RI.

"Handling the Holidays." Washington County Community Mental Health

Center. Charlestown, RI.

1980 "Concepts of Death, Dying, Grief and Loss." Pilot teaching program for

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Hospice Education

Program for Nurses. Washington, DC and Minneapolis, MN.

"Report On Research On the Grief and Adaptation of Parents Whose

Children Have Died From Cancer." Rhode Island Hospital Pediatric

Oncology Planning Group. Providence, RI.

"Parents Who Lose Children." Phillips Memorial Baptist Church.

Cranston, RI.

"After the Death of a Child: Anger, Handling Holidays, and Siblings."

Rhode Island Hospital P.A.T.H. and Candlelighters Group. Providence,

RI.

1978 "The Interdisciplinary Service, Support, and Resource Group: A Model."

First National Conference of the Forum for Death Education and

Counseling. Washington, D.C.


WEBINARS/SATELLITE TELECONFERENCES/TELECONFERENCES/LIVE

STREAMING

2015 Project for Holocaust Survivors, “Using Concepts of Traumatic

Bereavement to Assist Holocaust Survivors.” Teleconference.

2014 Association for Death Education and Counseling Webinar, “Treating

Anxiety in Bereavement: What All Grief Counselors Need to Know.”

2013 J & K Seminars, LLC, Two-Day Training Webinar, “Core Strategies

for Treating Traumatic Bereavement.”

2011 Association for Death Education and Counseling Webinar, “Essential

Considerations for Intervention After Sudden, Traumatic Death.”

1997 Hospice Foundation of America Satellite Teleconference, "Living With

Grief When Illness Is Prolonged."

2,000+ North American downlink sites.


Grief After Sudden Loss."



Grief: Personally and Professionally."


MEDIA INTERVIEWS AND APPEARANCES (Sample listing since 1988. A number reflect

multiple interviews or appearances.)

Television

NBC "Dateline"

ABC "Good Morning America"

CNN "CNN & Time"

CNBC "Upfront Tonight"

"The Oprah Winfrey Show"

CNN "Wolf Blitzer Reports"

NBC "Today Show"

NBC "Today, Weekend Edition"

CBS News

CBS "This Morning"

"Donahue"

"Sally Jessey Raphael"

"Good Day!" WCVB TV - MA

KDLT (Sioux Falls)

"Ask The Doctor" WLNE TV - MA/RI

"In Touch" WPRI TV - RI

"These Are The Days" WJAR TV - RI

WJAR TV - RI

http://www.adec.org/adec/Main/Continuing_Education/Webinars/Webinar_Details/ADEC_Main/Continuing-Education/We/Webinar_Details_Folder/Webinar_Details.aspx?webinar=WEB1114

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WPRI TV - RI WLNE TV - RI

Print Media

Newspapers

The New York Times USA Today

The Washington Post The Boston Globe

The Wall Street Journal The Los Angeles Times

The Atlanta Constitution Boston Herald

Investor's Business Daily The Twin Cities Reader (MN)

The Baltimore Sun Duluth News Tribune (MN)

The Hartford Courant Cape Cod Times

The New York Daily News Springfield Union News

Woman's World The Billings Gazette (MT)

The Grand Rapids Press The Providence Journal Bulletin

The Courier (Findlay, OH) (RI)

The Warwick Beacon The Kent County Times (Warwick,

(Warwick, RI) RI)

The Raleigh Times (NC) The Sun-Chronicle (No. Attleboro,

The News & Observer (Raleigh, NC) MA)

San Francisco Weekly The Post Journal (Jamestown, NY)

Press & Sun-Bulletin (Binghamton, NY) The Sunday Republican (Springfield,

Akron Beacon Journal (OH) MA)

The Observer (Greenville, RI) Times Union (Rochester, NY)

The Daily Gazette (Albany, NY) Democrat & Chronical (Rochester,

The Independent & Weekly (Binghamton, NY)

NY) The Standard Examiner (UT)

Magazines/Periodicals

Newsweek

U.S. News & World Report

Readers Digest

Cosmopolitan

Sesame Street Magazine

American Health Magazine

Ladies Home Journal

Longevity Magazine

Your Health Today

Salt Lake City Magazine

The Boston Sunday Globe

Magazine

Family Circle

Colors

Mademoiselle

New Woman

Good Housekeeping

Men's Health

American Health for Women

Your Health Today

Children

Redbook


Arthritis Today Glamour

Primetime Magazine Money Magazine

Professional/Trade /University Media

National Institute of Business Medical Tribune

Management's Personal Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly

Report to the Executive Cure Magazine

Bureau of National Affairs NASW California News

Employee Relations Weekly American Demographics Press

Grief Letter National Family Caregivers

Funeral Monitor Association

Brown University Alumni Magazine

Trade Books

The Way We Were 1963. The Year Kennedy Was Shot. Ed. by R. MacNeil

Motherless Daughters by H. Edelman

Don't Let Death Ruin Your Life by J. Brooke

Internet/World Wide Web

abcnews.com

webmd.com

usatoday.com

healthscout.com

foxnews.com

family.com

accesshelp.org

psychologytoday.com

businessweek.com

latimes.com

villagelife.org

thefirst30days.com

msnbc.com legacy.com

cnn.com howstuffworks.com

huffingtonpost.com

News & Wire Services

Associated Press

States Wire Service

Gannett News Service

Maturity News Wire Service

Newhouse News Service

Radio


"All Things Considered" WLKW Radio Public Affairs - RI

National Public Radio “Focus” WSNE Radio - RI

“Talk of the Nation” WHJJ Talk Radio - RI

National Public Radio WKRI Talk Radio - RI

"Voice of America" Radio WARA Talk Radio - RI

“The Voice of Reason with WWON Talk Radio - RI

Zo Williams”- The Foxxhole- North Dakota Public Radio

Sirius Satellite Radio WPBR Talk Radio - FL

WCCO/CBS Radio Network “Your Time with Kim Iverson” -

- MN Entercom Communications

“The Sean Hannity Show”

- Premiere Radio Networks

PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS

2011 - Present Tragedy Assistance Programs for Survivors. TAPS National Advisory

Board.

2011 - Present University of Rhode Island. College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s External

Advisory Council.

2006 - 2008 Mothers Against Drunk Driving. MADD National Board of Advisors.

1998 - 2000 Appointment by the American Psychological Association to its Working

Group On Assisted Suicide and End-of-Life Decisions.

1996 - 1999 Appointment by Mount Ida College Board of Overseers to the Academic

Development Board for The National Center for Death Education, Mount

Ida College, Newton Centre, MA.

1990 Appointment by the American Psychological Association to the Joint

Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals, Professional and Technical

Advisory Committee on Hospice Care.

PROFESSIONAL OFFICES AND BOARD POSITIONS

1998 - Present Professional Advisory Board. Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors,

Inc.

1988 - 1997 State Board of Examiners in Psychology, Rhode Island Department of


Health, Division of Professional Regulation. (Gubernatorial

Appointment).

1989 - 1995 Professional Advisory Board. National Center for Death Education.

1992 - 1995 National Donor Family Council. National Kidney Foundation.

1992 - 1993 Nominations Committee. Association for Death Education and

Counseling. (Elected Position).

1993 - 1994 Chairperson, Nominations Committee. Association for Death Education

and Counseling. (Elected Position).

1980 - 1990 Professional Advisory Board. The Compassionate Friends, Greater

Providence Chapter.

1984 - 1990 Professional Advisory Board. The Foundation of Thanatology, Columbia

University, New York.

1987 - 1989 Professional Advisory Board. Crime Victim Assistance, Rhode Island.

1986 - 1988 Board of Directors. Rhode Island Psychological Association. (Elected

Position).

1985 - 1987 National Board of Directors. Association for Death Education and

Counseling. (Elected Position).

1985 - 1986 Vice-President. Association for Death Education and Counseling, Rhode

Island Chapter. (Elected Position).

1984 Chairperson, Speciality Workshops Committee. Association for Death

Education and Counseling.

1983 - 1985 Chapter Board of Directors. Association for Death Education and

Counseling, New England Chapter. (Elected Position).

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND AFFILIATIONS

Current

American Psychological Association


Divisions of:

- Clinical Psychology

- Psychologists in Independent Practice

- Trauma

- Health Psychology

- Psychotherapy

- Media Psychology

- American Psychology – Law Society

Association for Death Education and Counseling

International Work Group on Death, Dying, and Bereavement

International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies

American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress

Past

Rhode Island Psychological Association

New England Psychological Association

International Critical Incident Stress Foundation

National Organization for Victim Assistance

National Victim Center

Association for the Care of Children's Health

The American Orthopsychiatric Association

International Society for the Study of Multiple Personality & Dissociation

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