Volume 11, 2008

Below are the three issues published in 2008.

	Volume 11, Issue 1, Autumn 2008
	International Conference Special Edition
	Editor: Christopher Hall
	The dual process model of coping with bereavement: Overview and update Margaret S. Stroebe & Henk Shut
	Grief, trauma and resilience George A. Bonanno
	Bereavement interventions: Present status and future horizons Robert A. Neimeyer & Joseph M. Currier A case for inclusion of prolonged grief disorder in DSM-IV Holly G. Prigerson & Paul K. Maciejewski An attachment perspective on disordered grief reactions and the process of grief resolution Mario Mikulincer

	Volume 11, Issue 2, Winter 2008
	Grief and Intellectual Disability
	Editor: Christopher Hall
	Death education and grief support for individual with intellectual disabilities: A hidden need Charlene Luchterhand
	Unrecognised and unsupported: Grief among people with intellectual disability Vivienne Riches
	Loss, bereavement, counselling and support:An intellectual disability perspective Sue Read Traumatic loss and growth: The unique challenges of living with acquired brain injury Louise Harms & Bridie Keating Acquired brain injury: Reconstructing meaning following traumatic grief Nella Charles & Franca Butera-Prinzi

	Volume 11, Issue 3, Summer 2008
	Rural and Regional Grief
	Editor: Christopher Hall
	Bridging the great divide: Everyday conversations about grief Victoria R. Jones & Elizabeth A. Yuile
	Emerging challenges for Rural Specialist Bereavement Counsellors Anne Giljohann, Shane Brabazon, Evelyn Chittleborough, Sally Cody, Rosie Petschack, & Jennifer Wilson
	Another look at bereavement groups in rural communities: Using solution-focussed brief therapy to foster resiliency Susan W. Gray & Herb Wilker