Grief & Loss ((3-4 Credits))

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This course explores the processes of grief and loss. The course will focus on theories and research on the grieving process, as well as the roles of ritual, faith, and remembrance in grieving; cultural factors that contribute to reactions to loss; determining when grief becomes dysfunctional; and effective strategies for intervening with an individual who has experienced a significant loss. This course is aligned with the Community and Human Services area of study guidelines for Knowledge of Human Behavior and Skills & Application. This course was previously CHS-254044 Grief and Loss. Prerequisites: Introduction to Psychology ( PSYC 1005 ) or Introduction to Human Services (LABR 1165), or equivalent.