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We all face loss, we all experience grief, and death is a part of all our
lives. So, what could be a more useful and relevant psychology course than
one examining the research and theories surrounding these universal life
events? This course is an enlightening and uplifting exploration of the
psychology of losses of all kinds, the complex and difficult process of
grieving, and the strategies people can use to cope with the prospect of
one's own death or the death of a loved one. This course is provider
approved for 45 hours of continuing education credit for nurses, substance
abuse counselors and MFCCs.

Formerly	PSY 210
Units	3 unit
Hours	3 hours lecture
Length	17 weeks
Graded	Credit course taken for grade or for credit/no credit
Classification	Liberal arts " sciences education courses
Version	03

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