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Series Foreword Robert A. Neimeyer  Prologue: A Personal History Dennis Klass  List of Contributors  1. Introduction: Continuing Bonds—20 Years On Dennis Klass and Edith Steffen  Section I: Overview of the Book  2. The Two-Track Model of Bereavement and Continuing Bonds Simon Shimshon Rubin, Ruth Malkinson, and Eliezer Witztum  3. Posttraumatic Growth and Continuing Bonds Richard Tedeschi, Ana Orejuela-Davila, & Paisley Lewis  4. How Continuing Bonds Have Been Framed Across Millennia Tony Walter  5. Continuing Bonds, Authorship, and American Cultural History Harold K. Bush  Section II: Continuing Bonds and Clinical Contexts  Subsection II.1: Innovations for Working with Continuing Bonds  6. Reconstructing the Continuing Bond: A Case Study in Grief Therapy Robert A. Neimeyer and An Hooghe  7. Remembering Relations Across the Years and the Miles Lorraine Hedtke  8. Working with Continuing Bonds from an Attachment Theoretical Perspective Phyllis Kosminsky  9. Externalized and Internalized CB in Understanding of Grief Samuel M.Y. Ho and Ide S.F. Chan  10. Forgiveness and Continuing Bonds Elizabeth A. Gassin  11. Reaching the Unspoken Grief: Continuing Parental Bond during Pregnancy Loss Bobo H.P. Lau, Candy H.C. Fong, and Celia H.Y. Chan  Subsection II.2: Specific Perspectives for Working with Sense of Presence 12. Working with Welcome and Unwelcome Presence in Grief Jacqueline Hayes and Edith Steffen  13. The Potential Therapeutic Efficacy of Assisted After-Death Communication Julie Beischel, Chad Mosher, and Mark Boccuzzi Section III: The Truth Status & Reality Status of Continuing Bonds  14. Ontological Flooding and Continuing Bonds Jack Hunter  15. Considering Anomalous Events During Bereavement as Evidence for Survival Callum E. Cooper  16. Grief, Ritual and Experiential Knowledge: A Philosophical Perspective Anastasia Philippa Scrutton   Section IV: Continuing Bonds in Cultural Contexts  Subsection IV.1: Continuing Bonds’ Complex Roles in Cultures  17. Identity and Continuing Bonds in Cross-Cultural Perspective: Britain and Japan Christine Valentine  18. Evolving Roles in Research Exploring Communication About Grief: Meaning Making and Continuing Bonds Michael Robert Dennis and Adrianne Kunkel  19. Ancient Mesopotamian Remembrance and the Family Dead Renata MacDougal  20. Continuing Bond as a Double-Edged Sword in Bereavement? Candy H.C. Fong and Amy Y. M. Chow  21. Continuing Bonds with Native Culture: Immigrants' Response to Loss Hani M. Henry, William B. Stiles, and Mia W. Biran  Subsection IV.2: A New Cultural Context – Social Media  22. Continuing Bonds and Social Media in the Lives of Bereaved College Students David Balk and Mary Alice Varga  23. Mourning 2.0: Continuing Bonds between the Living and the Dead on Facebook—Continuing Bonds in Cyberspace Melissa Irwin  24. Facilitation and Disruption of Continuing Bonds in a Digital Society Elaine Kasket  Reflections and Conclusions: Going Forward with Continuing Bonds Edith Steffen and Dennis Klass