Coping with Public Tragedy - Table of Contents

Foreword: Jack D. Gordon

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I. Dimensions of Public Tragedy

1. What Makes a Tragedy Public?    Kenneth J. Doka
2. 9/11: A Grief Therapist's Journal    Sherry R. Schachter
3. Hurricane Andrew    Rick Eyerdam
4. Looking Back at Columbine    Larry Beresford
5. When a Public Figure Dies    William M. Lamers

II. Responses to Public Tragedy

6. Loss, Grief, and Trauma in Public Tragedy    Charles A. Corr
7. Effects of Public Tragedy on First Responders    Dana G. Cable & Terry L. Martin
8. Public Grief and the News Media     Paul R. Dolan
9. Different Faiths, Different Perceptions of Public Tragedy     Janice Harris Lord, Melissa Hook & Sharon English
10. Funeral Directors and Public Tragedy    Elizabeth Bradley & LaVone Hazell

III. Coping with Public Tragedy

11. Critical Incident Stress Management and Other Crisis Counseling Approaches    Louis A. Gamino
12. Talking to Children about Terrorism    Linda Goldman
13. Schools, Children and Public Tragedy    Barbara L. Bouton
14. Meaning Making in the Wake of Public Tragedy    David A. Thompson & Edward J. Holland
15. Memorialization, Ritual and Public Tragedy    Kenneth J. Doka
16. A Healing Ritual at Yankee Stadium    David Benke
17. Public Tragedy and the Arts    Sandra Bertman
18. Victim Advocacy in the Aftermath of Tragedy    Marlene A. Young
19. Lessons from Combat Veterans   Alfonso R. Batres
20. Workplace Interventions     Rachel E. Kaul
21. Public Tragedy and Complicated Mourning     Therese A. Rando

IV. The Role of Hospice in Public Tragedy

22. Collaborating with Relief Agencies: A Guide for Hospice    Nadine Reimer Penner
23.  Hospice: A Resource in Community Tragedies    Marcia Lattanzi-Licht

Resources    Jacqueline Garrick

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