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Across 2. consists of hospice physician, nurse, human service professional, home health aide, trained volunteer, chaplain, bereavement counselor 3. period of time, described by model of grief, when mourners experience deep melancholy often citing a sense of hopelessness and despair 4. an expert on death and grieving 5. developed a task-based theory of grief and loss, which cites seven reconciliation needs that both adults and children need to face and tackle to find healing 6. service provided to the terminally ill that focuses on comprehensive care addressing their physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs

Down 1. founder of the modern hospice movement and made significant changes that affected how the world viewed the dying process 3. not seen as a failure, but a natural part of life