10 Ways To Build A Strong Family
The National Association for Children of Addiction (NACoA) envisions a world in which no child who struggles because of family addiction will
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National Association for Children of Addiction – Tips for Parents
Although it would be great if the addicted parent stopped using, they don’t have to in order for other adults to
Bereavement Camp Standards of Practice
Eluna is pleased to lead the development of Bereavement Camp Standards of Practice through the generous support of the New York
Overdose Grief Resource Hub
The following resources have been carefully created by Eluna and thoughtfully compiled from our partners and other leaders working in the
Activity: Feeling Faces
Objective: Every day we have many different emotions and feelings. When you score a goal in soccer, you might feel happy,
Talking to Children and Teens About the Israel-Gaza War
Our partners at The National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement are dedicated to helping schools support their students through crisis
How to talk to Kids about School Shootings
Anxiety over school shootings has become a common fear in America. When something that once seemed unthinkable happens with some regularity,
Selah Has a Secret: A children’s book about addiction
Selah Has a Secret is a children’s book that gracefully explains addiction from the perspective of a young girl. Through intentional
Back to School: Remember That Transitions Can Be Tough for Grieving Students
Summer break is ending. Students are returning to school with a range of feelings and reactions. Some are delighted to be