College of Education and Human Development

Family Social Science

Ambiguous loss

Loss that occurs when there is no verification of death.

Chalandra Bryant Chalandra Bryant

  • Professor and Dr. Pauline Boss Professorship in Ambiguous Loss
  • 612-625-1900
  • cmbryant@umn.edu

Dr. Bryant's research focuses on the developmental roots and course of close relationships; the ability to sustain close intimate ties; and how social, familial, economic, and psychosocial factors are linked to marital outcomes.

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Tai Mendenhall Tai Mendenhall

  • Professor, Couple & Family Therapy Specialization
  • he/him/his
  • 612-624-3138
  • mend0009@umn.edu

I am a Medical Family Therapist and Director of the UMN Medical Reserve Corps’ Mental Health Disaster-Response Teams. My research examines collaborative family health care and community-based participatory research focused on public health issues.

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Catherine Solheim Catherine Solheim

Dr. Solheim's research agenda demonstrates the translational nature of Family Science and includes families and culture, refugee family resettlement and adjustment, ambiguous loss, human ecology, and social justice theories.

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Catherine Solheim
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