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Needs Assessment for Bereaved Families
The present study will focus on several objectives in the framework of the family perspective and systemic understanding of the mourning process: 1. Identification of the psychological, social and practical needs of families that have lost a child to terrorism. 2. Deepening and extending the knowledge of how families cope with the loss of a child in a violent incident of a security-related nature. 3. Identification of risk and resilience factors within the family structure, and the nature of the relationships within the family.
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