Experiencing the Loss of an Adult Child in Old Age by A.A. Agisheva

“…Based on the analysis of 76 literary sources, a comparison and specification of the empirical research results were carried out, which preliminary revealed universal psychological consequences of losing a child at an older age, including a sense of guilt, a feeling of abnormality of what happened, complication of the age crisis, deformation of the "Self-concept", chronification of grief. …”
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Nurses' Psychosocial Barriers to Suicide Risk Management by Sharon Valente

“…Psychological factors (emotions, unresolved grief, communication, and negative judgments about suicide) complicate the nurse's assessment and treatment of suicidal patients. …”
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