A Broken Heart Still Beats by Mary Semel

A Broken Heart Still Beats by Mary Semel

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A Broken Heart Still Beats by Mary Semel

A compilation of poetry, fiction and essays about the pain of loss of a child, the stages of grief, and the coping and healing process that follows, this book includes contributions from William Shakespeare, Albert Camus and Ann Rice.
Anne McCracken, coauthor of A Broken Heart Still Beats: After Your Child Dies, is a former newspaper reporter and feature writer. She lives in Maryland and is now working on other nonfiction books. She lost her young son, Jake, in 1989.

Mary Semel is a clinical social worker and a bereaved mother. In 1991, her 16-year-old son, Alexander, was killed in a car accident. She turned to reading to assuage her grief, as did Anne McCracken. As they shared our literary discoveries, they decided to compile an anthology in the hope they could help others. It became A Broken Heart Still Beats: After Your Child Dies.
She currently has a private practice in which she does individual, couple, and group psychotherapy. Previously, she worked for 15 years in addictions treatment programs at two local hospitals. In one, she was responsible for conducting family therapy for families of alcoholics and drug addicts as well as individual and family counseling. Her husband, Peter, is an attorney in Baltimore, and daughter, Hilary, practices maritime law in New York.

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ISBN 13 9781568382012
ISBN 10 1568382014
Title A Broken Heart Still Beats
Author Mary Semel
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Hazelden Information & Educational Services
Year published 1998-11-01
Number of pages 336
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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