“I Want You to Be There.”: Accompanying a Client Through a Death

Kevin B. Hull

“I Want You to Be There.”: Accompanying a Client Through a Death

Kevin B. Hull

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Abstract

“Hey Kevin? My mom has had a stroke and is in the hospital. It’s really bad this time.” My client’s voice quivered, and I could hear fear rippling through it. After asking a series of preliminary questions, I closed my computer and headed to the car to drive to the hospital. It had been, until that moment, a free afternoon of writing and grading assignments. I pushed aside the nagging voice listing all the things that would not get done and focused instead on my client and his mother.

Original language	Undefined/Unknown
State	Published - Aug 29 2019
Externally published	Yes

Publication series

Name	Faculty Publications and Presentations

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