In this unique model for bereavement support, Dr. Donna Scott has developed a sensitive, interactive approach for such care. This care is premised on a Christian perspective with appropriate Scriptures. She acknowledges that, where all grief needs to be heard, some other types, such as divorce and suicide, may require a different intervention....

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Donna J. Scott, MD, is a board certified psychiatrist who is currently semi-retired. She was trained in the city of Detroitin its streets as well as its schools of higher education. Her undergraduate degree is in Biology. She finished medical school for her Doctor of Medicine degree from Wayne State University.

Donna's psychiatry certification was achieved at a Christian psychiatric hospital that was affiliated with Ohio State University. For many years, she worked in private practice in Ohio and then in Georgia. She later moved to a small, southern city in Alabama in order to be near her grandchildren. There, she worked more in the community and learned the more practical side of grief.

REVIEWS:

In this unique model for bereavement support, Dr. Donna Scott has developed a sensitive, interactive approach for such care. This care is premised on a Christian perspective with appropriate Scriptures. She acknowledges that, where all grief needs to be heard, some other types, such as divorce and suicide, may require a different intervention. The eight prescribed sessions capture essential progressive steps. The intentional goal of these steps is to move participants from a position of the disconnect that grief brings, to a position of a vibrant relationship reconnecting them with a compassionate God.
Chaplain J Douglas Simons MA, BCC

I enjoyed reading this book. It is basically a how to do book; that being said, it is a guide or a book of instructions. I think that this book should be purchased together with the workbook.

Now this guide book could be applied to other stress related emotional weaknesses i.e. (anxiety); it is therefore a tool that small group leaders can use to build, grow and strengthen their membership.
Nearl Salandy Phillips Phd Psychology, MS, MS