The ‘Life Certificate’: A tool for grief work in Singapore— Mohamed Fareez
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This article proposes an alternative to the formal, impersonal document of the death certificate – a ‘Life Certificate’, a narrative therapeutic document to honour the lives of lost loved ones. The article shows examples of the ‘Life Certificate’ used in practice, as well as a six-stage map of narrative practice that can be used in conjunction with it, to help renegotiate people’s relationships with grief.
Categories: 2015, 2015: Issue 2, Journal
Tags: death, definitional ceremony, dying, externalising, grief, Mohamed Fareez, narrative therapy, outsider witnesses, re-membering conversations, therapeutic documents, ‘Life Certificate’
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