Table of Contents

Preface. Spinelli, Foreword. Neimeyer, Introduction. Part I: Theoretical and Methodological Positions. Tomer & Eliason,Existentialism and Death Attitudes. Mikulincer & Florian, The Complex and Multifaceted Nature of the Fear of Personal Death: The Multidimensional Model of Victor Florian. Wong, Meaning Management Theory and Death Acceptance. PartII:Research. Hart & Goldenberg,A Terror Management Perspective on Spirituality and the Problem of the Body. Cicirelli,End-of-Life Decisions: Research Findings and Implications. Ardelt, Wisdom, Religiosity, Purpose in Life, and Death Attitudes ofAging Adults. Tomer &. Eliason,Regret and Death Attitudes. Dobson & Wong, Women Living With HIV: The Role of Meaning and Spirituality. Ivoncavich & Wong,The Role of Existential & Spiritual Coping in Anticipatory Grief. Nouel,Construction of Meaning in the Face of Mortality. Thorson & Laughlin, The Dark Night of the Soul. PartIII:Applications. Orbach,Existentialism and Suicide. Mannarino, Eliason, & Rubin, Regret Therapy: Coping With Death and End of Life Issues. Morrant & Catlett,Separation Theory and Voice Therapy: Philosophical Underpinnings and Applications to DeathAnxiety Across the Life Span. Wong, Transformation of Grief Through Meaning: Meaning-Centered Counseling for Bereavement. Gibson,Making Meaning of Infertility and Death Through theUse of Spirituality and Growth-Fostering Relationships in Counseling. Eliason, Lepore & Myer,The Evolution of Grief Counseling. Tomer, Eliason & Wong,Conclusion.

About the Author

Adrian Tomer, Grafton T. Eliason, Paul T. P. Wong

Reviews

""This book is a major and valuable achievement ... [it] provides a ... much needed counter-balance to the dearth of studies on the human dimensions of living with death."" --Ernesto Spinelli, Ph.D. " School of Psychotherapy and Counseling, Regents College"