Explaining Homicide to Children
When an act of violence ends in death survivors will also experience thoughts and feelings related to the circumstances of the
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Holiday Toolkit: Supporting Grieving Children During the Season of Family
The “Season of Family” provides us an opportunity to celebrate and remember those loved ones who have been important to us.
Deconstruction / Reconstruction: Teen Grief Journal
The Dougy Center shares a new resource for grieving teens: Deconstruction / Reconstruction, A Grief Journal. Filled with engaging designs, creative
Choosing Therapy
Choosing Therapy is a mental health resource site and national therapist directory with the goal to increase the number of people
Bounce Forward with The Moodsters: A Guide for Kids on Finding Your Strong, Resilient Self!
The Moodsters is an evidence-based global children’s brand to address emotional literacy and resilience in young children, created by Denise Daniels,
Caregiver Action Network
The Caregiver Action Network is the nation’s leading family caregiver organization working to improve the quality of life for the more
Talking to Teens and Children About Illness and Death
A child’s understanding Helping a child deal with major life changes can be difficult. Children don’t have the experience to understand
Supporting Children When a Loved One is Seriously Ill
“What should we tell the children? We don’t want to frighten them.” I’ve heard this concern voiced numerous times over the
Addiction: Our Children are the Victims
Unlike any other major disease, there is a relatively narrow window when addiction develops: it nearly always originates during adolescence. The