Young people living with parental bereavement: Insights from an ethnographic study of a UK childhood bereavement service

摘要: The purpose of this two-year ethnographic study was to explore the experiences parentally bereaved young people who sought support from Rocky Centre (a pseudonym), a childhood bereavement service in United Kingdom. Data were generated extended periods participant observation and semi-structured interviews with both staff users. In article we focus specifically on 13 elucidate factors that helped them live parental bereavement. Of these participants, four had been recently nine experienced death parent over ten years ago. Seven key themes emerged analysis interview data: expressing emotion, physical activity, positive adult relationship(s), area competence, friendships/social support, having fun/humour transcendence. These are discussed turn, implications for research practice addressed.