In "Psychotherapy of traumatic grief: A review of evidence for
             psychotherapeutic treatments", Jacobs and Prigerson present the concept of
             Traumatic Grief as a new diagnostic disorder and predict future studies will
             conclude a specific, tailored therapy will prove most effective in future
             Citing a January 1997 expert panel discussion, the authors contend that
             controlled samples of bereved study participants consitantly demonstrated
             symptoms of separation distress (yearning, searching for the deceased,
             excessive lonliness) mirror symptoms of Traumatic distress (thoughts about
             the deceased, fragmented sense of trust and security, etc.) Since these
             symptoms fail to respond to "interpersonal psychotherapy" or
             antidepressants, the 1997 panel concluded the symptoms justified diagnostic
             criteria for Traumatic Grief. Given these facts and Prigerson's current work
             to colloct data to aid in the diagnosis and definition of this disorder, the
             authors offer a synopsis of psychotherapeutic treaments for studies
             Since Traumatic Grief is concluded by the authors to be a type of Separation
             Anxiety disorder, they first reviewd clinal trials of of cognitive
             behavioral therapy of childeren diagnosed with SAD.
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