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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Have you ever wondered if mediation in criminal cases can work How about for a murder case What does the field of criminal law demand (or require) from a Mediator The answers can be found in this book, illustrated with real criminal cases mediated by the author.Pascal Comvalius introduces us to restorative practice, mediation, communication channels, active listening and questioning. The author analyses and connects the criminal cases in each chapter to sociological, linguistic and psychological research. Topics such as perception, apology, forgiveness, deceptive behaviour, culture and trauma are discussed. This book will show families of victims or suspects / offenders, lawyers, judges, social workers, mediators and other professionals that this concept can work and be applied in jurisdictions around the globe. Let's face the truth: What is the glaring issue in criminal cases Is it with the law, or that amongst the people.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What The Dark Could Not Keep: A conversation about suicide is a combination of stories, interviews, and reflective analyses to examine suicide as a complex human, social, and public health issue. It provides an inside look from first-person accounts of individuals who experienced suicidal ideation and survived a suicide attempt. It gives insight into the subjective realities of crisis, recovery, and meaning-making.These narratives are enriched with testimonies from caregivers, gatekeepers, and helping professionals who work closely with people considering suicide. Their perspectives illuminate the emotional, ethical, and practical dimensions of care, as well as the regularly unseen impact of suicide prevention work on those who provide support.This book engages a wide range of topics, including suicide prevention strategies, the role and interpretation of suicide notes, stigma, protective factors, and the development of well-being, resilience, and reflective practice among caregivers and gatekeepers. Rather than offering prescriptive solutions, the book emphasises dialogue, critical reflection, and empathetic understanding.The authors wrote this book for clinicians, educators, students, caregivers, and readers seeking a greater understanding of suicide. They want to contribute to ongoing conversations about prevention, responsibility, and different paths which can be taken. Darkness may shape experience, but it does not define its outcome. This book is about suicide, including all aspects and those who are involved, such as family, caregivers and suicide survivors. It contains research, interviews and stories which will help the reader to get a better understanding of suicide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What The Dark Could Not Keep: A conversation about suicide is a combination of stories, interviews, and reflective analyses to examine suicide as a complex human, social, and public health issue. It provides an inside look from first-person accounts of individuals who experienced suicidal ideation and survived a suicide attempt. It gives insight into the subjective realities of crisis, recovery, and meaning-making.These narratives are enriched with testimonies from caregivers, gatekeepers, and helping professionals who work closely with people considering suicide. Their perspectives illuminate the emotional, ethical, and practical dimensions of care, as well as the regularly unseen impact of suicide prevention work on those who provide support.This book engages a wide range of topics, including suicide prevention strategies, the role and interpretation of suicide notes, stigma, protective factors, and the development of well-being, resilience, and reflective practice among caregivers and gatekeepers. Rather than offering prescriptive solutions, the book emphasises dialogue, critical reflection, and empathetic understanding.The authors wrote this book for clinicians, educators, students, caregivers, and readers seeking a greater understanding of suicide. They want to contribute to ongoing conversations about prevention, responsibility, and different paths which can be taken. Darkness may shape experience, but it does not define its outcome. This book is about suicide, including all aspects and those who are involved, such as family, caregivers and suicide survivors. It contains research, interviews and stories which will help the reader to get a better understanding of suicide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What The Dark Could Not Keep: A conversation about suicide is a combination of stories, interviews, and reflective analyses to examine suicide as a complex human, social, and public health issue. It provides an inside look from first-person accounts of individuals who experienced suicidal ideation and survived a suicide attempt. It gives insight into the subjective realities of crisis, recovery, and meaning-making.These narratives are enriched with testimonies from caregivers, gatekeepers, and helping professionals who work closely with people considering suicide. Their perspectives illuminate the emotional, ethical, and practical dimensions of care, as well as the regularly unseen impact of suicide prevention work on those who provide support.This book engages a wide range of topics, including suicide prevention strategies, the role and interpretation of suicide notes, stigma, protective factors, and the development of well-being, resilience, and reflective practice among caregivers and gatekeepers. Rather than offering prescriptive solutions, the book emphasises dialogue, critical reflection, and empathetic understanding.The authors wrote this book for clinicians, educators, students, caregivers, and readers seeking a greater understanding of suicide. They want to contribute to ongoing conversations about prevention, responsibility, and different paths which can be taken. Darkness may shape experience, but it does not define its outcome. This book is about suicide, including all aspects and those who are involved, such as family, caregivers and suicide survivors. It contains research, interviews and stories which will help the reader to get a better understanding of suicide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. What The Dark Could Not Keep (a conversation about suicide) | Pascal Comvalius (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Boekengilde | EAN 9789465268217 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …