Tools for Practice

This book provides clinical guidance for health care providers on various end-of-life symptoms, grief and bereavement, communication, and predicting prognosis.

Complicated Grief in Canada: Exploring the Client and Professional Landscape
Marney R. Thompson, Allyson D. Whiteman, Karen D. Loucks, and ...

The Bereavement Risk Assessment Tool, or BRAT, is a psychosocial assessment tool used by care team members to communicate personal,...

Assessment tool shared by McGill University Health Centre.

Dr. Wolfelt, a respected grief educator, presents a model for grief counseling based on his "companioning" principles.

This book written by Alan D. Wolfelt, PhD, Grief Counsellor, will help anyone who is working with children and teens who have experienced loss.

LivingMyCulture.ca shares the lived experience of sixty-four people from eleven cultures. Stories about traditions, rituals and spirituality, experiences of care,...

Intended for nurses, doctors, midwives, social workers, chaplains, and hospital support staff, this guide gives caring and practical advice for...

BC Cancer helps those living with or affected by cancer to cope with the physical, practical, emotional and psychological aspects...

The authors present many of the ethical dilemmas and concerns faced by spiritual care providers and grief counselors in their...