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Canadian Parents of Murdered Children and Survivors of Homicide Victims

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  • About [Expand Submenu]
    • The Birth of CPOMC
    • Vision / Mission / Objectives
    • Why is CPOMC Necessary?
    • Additional Information – Brochures [Expand Submenu]
      • The Complexities of Homicide Grief
      • Murder Is Not Entertainment
      • Secondary Victimization
        (A Survivor’s Perspective)
      • Sibling Grief
      • Stop Blaming the Victim
      • When Your Only Child Is Murdered
    • A Snapshot of the Criminal Justice System
    • Glossary Re: Homicide
  • Resources [Expand Submenu]
    • The Impact of Murder on the Family Unit [Expand Submenu]
      • Course Introduction and Notification Process
      • Health and Social Issues Following the Murder of a Loved One
      • Dealing with the Media
      • Dealing With the Criminal Judicial System and the Correctional Service of Canada
      • Support Systems Available to Survivors of Homicide Victims
      • Canadian Victim Bill of Rights Act
    • A Guide to Rebuilding Shattered Lives [Expand Submenu]
      • Weekly Session Overview
      • Suggestions for Facilitators
      • Guidelines for Participants /
        Mourner’s Bill of Rights
      • Participant Intake Form
      • Participant Confidentiality Agreement
      • Venue Selection
      • Setting the Tone: Week One
      • Weekly Outlines [Expand Submenu]
        • Week One
        • Week Two
        • Week Three
        • Week Four
        • Week Five
        • Week Six
      • Evaluation Form
      • Additional Resource Material [Expand Submenu]
        • What is Self-Care?
        • Self-Care Checklist
        • Personal Resiliency
        • Risk Factors and Protectors
        • Outline for Grief, Trauma and Recovery Sessions
        • What We Need During Grief
        • Grow Your Brain with These 9 Tips
        • Grief an Expression of Deep Love
        • Theoretical Foundations
        • Stages of Grief
        • Statement Regarding Spirituality
        • Good Sleep Hygiene
        • Exercise and Nutrition
        • Homicide Grief
        • Problems Commonly Experienced By Survivors of Homicide Victims
        • Needs of a Survivor of a Homicide Victim
        • Homicide Survivors – Dealing with Grief
        • Recovery – What is it?
        • Guide for Returning to Work after a Tragic Event
        • Book List
        • Helpful Links
    • Complications of Trauma and the Impact of COVID-19
    • Homicide Crime Victimization and Grief, Trauma and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
    • Triggering Trauma – Re-Igniting the Grieving Process
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Additional Information – Brochures

  • The Complexities of Homicide Grief
  • Murder Is Not Entertainment
  • Secondary Victimization (A Survivor’s Perspective)
  • Sibling Grief
  • Stop Blaming the Victim
  • When Your Only Child Is Murdered
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