The role of the Bereavement group in the face of 9/11: A self-psychology perspective

Article Abstract:

A self-psychology perspective is applied which considers that empathic immersion not only affords safety and stabilization, but also the opportunity to have self-object needs met in a process that restores and develops self-structure. The Bereavement group affords a restoration of the assaulted self, an integration of the loss, and an emerging redefinition of self.

Public affairs, Psychological aspects, Social aspects, Family, Bereavement, Self psychology, Self psychology (Psychoanalytic theory), World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001, War victims

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A community meeting protocol for assault prevention

Article Abstract:

Assaultive behavior in patients, which is a grave issue across healthcare centers, is dealt using different approaches. Community meeting as an impeding and mediating technique for assault is verified.

HEALTH SERVICES, Usage, Health care industry, Patient compliance, Mediation

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