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Supporting Grieving Students During a Pandemic

Created by: Coalition to Support Grieving Student

Anticipatory GriefDevelopmental StagesMedical/IllnessOverdose LossSibling LossSuicide LossTragic Events

children sitting in a classroomThe current COVID-19 Pandemic has caused a large and expanding number of deaths in the United States and abroad.

The implementation of social distancing measures, including lengthy school closures, make it increasingly difficult to provide bereavement support to grieving students in the usual ways we relied upon prior to the pandemic.

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