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The Inspiration of Hope in Bereavement Counselling Format:Trade Paperback most continue to look afterThe Inspiration of Hope in Bereavement Counselling stimulates the reflective practitioner to a multitude of questions. [It] speaks directly to the need for bereavement counsellors to attend to their own hope. John [Cutcliffe] has moved us beyond simply "hope as an outcome" to "hope as a process" of inspiring re engagement with life.' From the foreword by Ronna Jevne A person's sense of hope is essential to the process of bereavement counselling and