Companion animal bereavement : a one health workbook for veterinary professionals / Angela Garner ; foreword by Peter Wright, Yorkshire Vet.

Par : Contributeur(s) : Type de matériel : TexteTexteÉditeur : Wallingford : CABI, [2021]Date du droit d'auteur : �2021Description : 1 online resource (xiii, 155 pages) : illustrations, photographsType de contenu :
  • text
Type de média :
  • computer
Type de support :
  • online resource
ISBN :
  • 9781789245387
  • 9781789245394
Sujet(s) : Disponible sous un autre format : Print version:: Companion animal bereavement : a one health workbook for veterinary professional.Classification CDD :
  • 155.937 23
Classification de la Bibliothèque du Congrès :
  • SF411.47 .G37 2021
Ressources en ligne : Autres formats physiques disponibles :
  • Also available in print format.
Dépouillement complet :
1. Perspective from Opposite Sides of the Consulting Table -- 2. Communicating with Distressed Owners -- 3. Approaching End-of-life Issues with the Owner -- 4. The Owner's Resources -- 5. End-of-life Planning -- 6. Supporting the Owner as They Find the Right Time to Say Goodbye -- 7. Euthanasia for Pet Behaviour Problems -- 8. Euthanasia, Sudden Death and Natural Death -- 9. After-death Services and Memorials -- 10. Supporting the Newly Bereaved Pet Owner -- 11. Difficulties During the Grief Process -- 12. Children and Companion Animal Bereavement -- 13. Guiding Owners - Caring for Grieving Animals and Taking on a New Pet -- 14. The Personal Cost of Caring -- 15. From Compassion Fatigue to Compassion Resilience -- 16. A Holistic Approach to End-of-life Support in Practice.
Abrégé : This book aims to deepen the understanding of what it is like for those struggling with the destabilizing effects of grief before, during and after death. It includes a new way of looking at grief which owners and professionals alike have found helpful and easy to understand. The content includes a number of exercises that can be downloaded and given to owners to take home, or used as discussion tools during consultations, for example during end-of-life conversations. Additionally there are handouts containing useful information on aspects such as after death services and coping with grief, which can also be downloaded and given to owners. These practical and useful guides are designed to support the owner and help them to understand what is happening, while at the same time facilitating effective and efficient communication between clients and the veterinary team making life easier for all concerned. The book also addresses the importance of self-care and peer support within the vet team or animal welfare organization, especially following difficult situations, such as an owner withholding consent to much-needed euthanasia, a traumatic death or dealing with the aftermath of multiple end-of-life procedures.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. Perspective from Opposite Sides of the Consulting Table -- 2. Communicating with Distressed Owners -- 3. Approaching End-of-life Issues with the Owner -- 4. The Owner's Resources -- 5. End-of-life Planning -- 6. Supporting the Owner as They Find the Right Time to Say Goodbye -- 7. Euthanasia for Pet Behaviour Problems -- 8. Euthanasia, Sudden Death and Natural Death -- 9. After-death Services and Memorials -- 10. Supporting the Newly Bereaved Pet Owner -- 11. Difficulties During the Grief Process -- 12. Children and Companion Animal Bereavement -- 13. Guiding Owners - Caring for Grieving Animals and Taking on a New Pet -- 14. The Personal Cost of Caring -- 15. From Compassion Fatigue to Compassion Resilience -- 16. A Holistic Approach to End-of-life Support in Practice.

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This book aims to deepen the understanding of what it is like for those struggling with the destabilizing effects of grief before, during and after death. It includes a new way of looking at grief which owners and professionals alike have found helpful and easy to understand. The content includes a number of exercises that can be downloaded and given to owners to take home, or used as discussion tools during consultations, for example during end-of-life conversations. Additionally there are handouts containing useful information on aspects such as after death services and coping with grief, which can also be downloaded and given to owners. These practical and useful guides are designed to support the owner and help them to understand what is happening, while at the same time facilitating effective and efficient communication between clients and the veterinary team making life easier for all concerned. The book also addresses the importance of self-care and peer support within the vet team or animal welfare organization, especially following difficult situations, such as an owner withholding consent to much-needed euthanasia, a traumatic death or dealing with the aftermath of multiple end-of-life procedures.

Also available in print format.

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