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Biographical Sketch
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Edward K. Rynearson, M.D.
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Medical Director |
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Separation and Loss Services |
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Homicide Support Project |
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Virginia Mason Medical Center |
| Education and Training |
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Degree |
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Field of Study |
| Harvard University |
BA |
1961 |
Anthropology |
| Western Reserve University |
MD |
1965 |
Medicine |
| Virginia Mason Clinic |
Internship |
1966 |
Medicine |
| Mayo Clinic |
Residency |
1971 |
Psychiatry |
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Research and Professional Experience
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| 1980-Present |
Examiner, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology |
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Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, University of Washington |
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Fellow, American Psychiatric Association |
| 1984 |
Fellow, Royal Australia-New Zealand College of Psychiatry |
| 1988 |
Fellow, The American College of Psychiatry |
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Selected Publications
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| Rynearson EK: Suicide internalized: An existential sequestrum. Am J Psych
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Rynearson EK: Bereavement after homicide: A descriptive study. Am J Psych,
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November 1984; 141(11):1452-54. |
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Rynearson EK: Psychological effects of unnatural dying on bereavement.
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Psychiatric Annuals, May 1986; 16(5):272-75. |
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Rynearson EK: Bereavement after unnatural dying, in: Zisook S (ed): Advances
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in Bereavement. American Psychiatric Press, 1987, pp. 77-93. |
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Rynearson EK: The psychotherapy of pathologic grief: Revisions and
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limitations. Psychiatric Clin North Am, September 1987; 10(3): 487-499. |
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Rynearson EK: Pathologic grief. Psychiatric Update. The American College of
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Psychiatrists, Vol. 10, 1990, pp.1-9. |
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Rynearson EK: Pathologic grief: The queen's croquet ground. Psychiatric
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Annuals, June 1990: 20(6):295-303. |
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Rynearson EK: Pathologic grief: Does it exist and does it need treatment.
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Directions in Psychiatry, June 1990: 10(13). |
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Rynearson EK, McCreery JM: Bereavement after homicide: A synergism of
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trauma and loss. Am J Psych, February 1993; 150(2):258-261. |
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Rynearson EK, Purrington J, Sinnema C, Olson D: Support project for
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bereavement after homicide. Bulletin Virginia Mason Clinic, Spring 1994;
48:33-41. |
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Rynearson EK: Psychotherapy of bereavement after homicide. Journal of
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Psychotherapy Practice and Research, Fall 1994; 341-347. |
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Rynearson EK: Bereavement after homicide. A comparison of treatment seekers
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and refusers. British Journal of Psychiatry, April 1995; 166:507-510. |
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Rynearson EK: Psychotherapy of Bereavement after Homicide: Be Offensive.
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In Session: Psychotherapy in Practice, 1996; 2:47-57. |
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Rynearson EK, Geoffrey, R: Bereavement after homicide: Its assessment and
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treatment. Book chapter, Traumatic Death, Charles Figley (Ed),
Bruner-Mazel, Fall 1998.
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Rynearson EK, Sinnema CS: Supportive group therapy for bereavement after
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homicide. In: Group Treatment for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Blake D, Young BH, (Eds),1999, pp 137-147. |
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| Rynearson EK: Retelling Violent Death. Brunner/Routledge, New York, NY, August 2001. |
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| Rynearson EK, Favell JL: Bereavement after Violent Death. Primary Psychiatry, |
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Rynearson EK, Favell JL, Belloumini V, Gold R, Prigerson H. Bereavement
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Intervention with with Incarcerated Youths. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Aug 2002; 41(8): 893-4.
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| Rynearson EK, Favell JL, Saindon C: Group Intervention for Bereavement after |
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Violent Death. Psychiatric Services, October 2002; 53(10): 1340
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Book
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| Rynearson EK: Violent Death: Resilience and Intervention beyond the Crisis. Edited by Edward K. Rynearson, Brunner/Routledge, October, 2006. |
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| Rynearson EK: Retelling Violent Death. Brunner/Routledge, New York, NY, August 2001. |
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| In Retelling Violent Death, Edward K. Rynearson presents a strategy for restorative retelling that is based upon his 30 years of clincial practice and research with family members after a violent death. It's an important resource for family members and clinicians who seek to help them in the aftermath of this devastating and life-changing event. It provides hope that there is a way to survive and accomodate a violent death, to begin and continue the self-transformation that makes survival possible. |
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