Kenneth Doka
4 books
About the Author
Kenneth J. Doka, Ph.D., is a renowned professor of gerontology at the College of New Rochelle and an ordained Lutheran minister whose scholarly and compassionate work has profoundly shaped the fields of grief counseling and end-of-life care. With decades of experience as a bereavement chaplain and educator, Doka has authored numerous influential books and articles that bridge academic rigor with practical empathy, helping individuals navigate the complex emotions surrounding loss. His innovative concepts, such as disenfranchised grief, have empowered countless professionals and laypeople to foster healthier responses to death and mourning. Through his writings, Doka emphasizes living fully amid inevitable farewells, offering solace and strategies for resilience in the face of mortality's challenges.
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