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AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 18 Ayres, S., 641 Lester, D., 361, 623 London, M. D., 595 Balmer, L. E., 207 Bartone, P. T., 25 Maltsberger, J. T., 439 Berg, D. H., 105 Marzuk, P. M., 497 Berman, A. L., 375 McFarlain, G., 197 Bongar, B., 529 McLean, P., 409 Bourgeault, I. L., 167 Brabant, S., 197 Neimeyer, R. A., 13] Braun, M. J., 105 Oltjenbruns, K. A., 293 Canetto, S. S., 513 Pfeiffer, A. M., 131 Cassidy, D. F., 273 Powers, L. E., 1 Cho, C., 273 Collins, O. P., 653 Quint-Benoliel, J., 549 Doka, K. J., 427 Rey, T., 595 Richman, J., 391 Ender, M. G., 25 Sakinofsky, I., 311 Forsyth, C. J., 197 Sandoval, J., 595 Frankish, C. J., 327 Sederer, L. I., 471 Frankowski, D., 641 Sewell, J. D., 565 Shepardson, J., 83 Goldblatt, M., 453 Slaby, A. E., 483 Goldstein, Z., 75 Smit, D. W., 87 Gould, J. B., 65 Sofka, C., 219, 299, 437, 561 Greaney, S. A., 529 Stevenson, R. G., 219, 649 Sullion, J. M., 99 Hoffman, M. K., 229 Taylor, S., 409 Hogan, N. 3., 93 Hopmeyer, E., 243 Toedter, L. J., 41 Jobes, D. A., 375 VandeCreek, L., 641 Vickio, C. J., 609 Jurich, A. P., 653 Wahl,J . A., 167 Kauffman, J., 257 Wampold, B. E., 1 Kelner, M.J ., 157 Weinberg, N., 583 Klingman, A., 75 Werk, 243 Kral, M.J ., 311 Zieziula, F. R., 309 Lasker,J . N., 41 Zucker, A., 211, 303, 431, 555 Leenaars, A. A., 341 Zupaitick, C. E., 183 SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUME 18 Adolescents, and response to Dying process, regulation and unconventional war threat, legislation, and views of 75 health care professionals, suicidal, treatment of, 375 167 Adult bereavement, cognitive- Dysfunctional families, treatment behavioral factors in of adult children of, 183 adjustment to, 1 Adult children, of dysfunctional Ethical and legal problems, in families, treatment of, 183 risk taking in treatment of Advance directives, social work suicidal patients, 439 perspective on, 229 Family bereavement groups, comparative study, 243 Bereavement, adult, cognitive- Family, defining after death of a behavioral factors in child, 197 adjustment to, | Family therapy, for suicidal chronic, due to HIV, parallel people, 409° processes for workers and Family, use of threat index clients, 273 during surgery, 641 parental, and meaning reconstruction, 105 recovery, and self-blame, other Gender issues, in treatment of blame, and desire for suicidal individuals, 513 revenge, 583 Grief, disenfranchised, and treatment of adult children Bereavement groups, family, of dysfunctional families, comparative study, 243 183 Grief education, strategy for, 65 California, status of suicide Gulf War, and adolescent prevention in schools, 595 response to unconventional Cognitive-behavioral factors, in war threat, 75 adjustment to adult bereavement, | Health care professionals, views Crisis centers, role of, 327 on regulation and legislation Crisis intervention, with highly of dying process, 167 lethal suicidal people, 341 HIV, and chronic bereavement, parallel processes for Death, of a child, and defining workers and clients, 273 the family, 197 Homicide investigations, and in the military, organizational stress, 565 responses, 25 Hospital care, and interventions, Dragons, as amulets, talismans, satisfaction after pregnancy and counselors, 219 loss, 41 Hospitalization, of suicidal Psychopharmacotherapy, of patients, 453 suicide, 483 Psychotherapy, for suicidal Imagining loss, as means to find clients, 361 value in life, 609 for suicidal older adults, 391 Interventions, and hospital care, satisfaction after pregnancy loss, 41 Regulation, and legislation, of the dying process, and views Legal and ethical problems, in of health care professionals, risk taking in treatment of 167 suicidal patients, 439 Revenge, desire for, and self- Legal issues, essential, when and other blame, 583 working with suicidal Risk taking, in treatment of patients, 529 suicidal patients, 439 Legislation, and regulation, of the dying process, and views of health care professionals, Schools, California, status of 167 suicide prevention in, 595 Loss, imagining, as means to Self-blame, other blame, and find value in life, 609 desire for revenge, 583 Stress, of homicide Meaning reconstruction, and investigations, 565 parental bereavement, 105 Suicidal adolescents, treatment Mental retardation, and of, 375 mourning, 257 Suicidal clients, psychotherapy Military, organizational for, 361 responses to death, 25 Suicidal individuals, gender Mourning, and mental issues in treatment of, 513 retardation, 257 Suicidal inpatients, management of, 471 Older adults, suicidal, Suicidal patients, and essential psychotherapy for, 391 legal issues, 529 Other blame, self-blame, and and hospitalization, 453 desire for revenge, 583 risk taking in treatment of, and ethical and legal Parental bereavement, and problems, 439 meaning reconstructien, 105 Suicidal people, family therapy Pregnancy loss, and satisfaction for, 409 with hospital care and highly lethal, crisis interventions, 41 intervention for, 341 Suicide, intervention, evaluation Terminal illness, and suicide, of effectiveness, 131 497 prevention, challenges in, 623 Threat index, use with family prevention, status in California members waiting during schools, 595 surgery, 641 prevention, versus health promotion, and role of War threat, unconventional, crisis centers, 327 adolescent response, 75 psychopharmacotherapy of, 483 risk assessment, clinical model, 311 and terminal illness, 497 Er ee S =I 5 . ° ee ‘ + 9 a . . 3 “ es “* ee ot : sis : s - . aan - . er < « ‘ « a 7 * : aS , : * t rs - ri gt * - = . s Pa | « 5 ; » +. > 4 - i : .- ee j . : 7 . * ae = i : ; ef : ° i * : EY . : De : A . - : . -¢ F Le : Se : . : * - - a = : mei : : hes ; : res : ¢ < : ; SA . =i r ‘ : 2 aie 7 7 are : ease i N 7 + - “ i os ok Z is ; : a ° . a 4 er P - = i i ‘ a s a * é : . , > * 4 ae - ¢ Se a : 7 : - “ F a) 5 ‘ 7 § La : an has i aps = : nats * : 7 4 = ee 2 ’ - ; e J s bd ars § : . . 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