Bereavement issues create role conflict for carers, impacting children's adjustment, suggesting need for trauma-informed support services.
Bereavement following a violent death through suicide or homicide creates a unique form of role conflict that compromises carers' well-being and may indirectly affect children's adjustment. Trauma-informed support services should explicitly address carers' dual needs, offering safe opportunities for personal grieving alongside parenting guidance to promote sustainable family adaptation after violent death.
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