Clark, Julie, Warburton, Jeni and Tilse, Cheryl. (2009) Child and Family Social Work, 14(3), 267 – 277 This document is… Read more Missing siblings: seeking more adequate social responses.
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The disappearance of Madeleine McCann: public drama and trial by media in the Portuguese press.
Machado, Helena and Santos, Filipe. (2009) Crime, Media, Culture, 5(2), 146 – 167 Access to this document is restricted, but… Read more The disappearance of Madeleine McCann: public drama and trial by media in the Portuguese press.
Supporting those who are left behind: A counselling framework to support families of missing persons.
Wayland, Sarah – National Missing Persons Coordination Centre, Australian Federal Police (2007, Australia) This document is available for all to… Read more Supporting those who are left behind: A counselling framework to support families of missing persons.
Communication, Liminality, and Hope: The September 11th Missing Person Posters.
Jones, K. T., Zagacki, K. S. & Lewis, T. V. (2007) Communication Studies, 58(1), 105-121. Access to this document is… Read more Communication, Liminality, and Hope: The September 11th Missing Person Posters.
Unresolved Loss: Issues in Working with Adults Whose Siblings were Kidnapped Years Ago.
Greif, G.L., & Bowers, D.T. (2007) The American Journal of Family Therapy, 35(3), 203-219.Access to this document is restricted, but… Read more Unresolved Loss: Issues in Working with Adults Whose Siblings were Kidnapped Years Ago.
A Family Resource Guide on International Parental Kidnapping.
Gonzales, A. R., Schofield, R. B., and Flores, J. R. for the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs… Read more A Family Resource Guide on International Parental Kidnapping.
Life’s on Hold: Missing people, private calendars and waiting.
Hogben, Susan. (2006) A study on the experiences of families of those who are missing. Access to this document is… Read more Life’s on Hold: Missing people, private calendars and waiting.
When your child is missing: a family survival guide.
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (2005, US) This document, written by the US Department of Justice, is available… Read more When your child is missing: a family survival guide.
Ambiguous Loss In Families of the Missing.
Boss, P. G. (2002) The author is a professor at the University of Minnesota, specialising in family psychology and therapy.… Read more Ambiguous Loss In Families of the Missing.
Ambiguous Loss: Working with Families of the Missing.
Boss, P. G. (2004) Access to this document is restricted but the first page is available for all to view.… Read more Ambiguous Loss: Working with Families of the Missing.
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