Grief by Age: Developmental Stages and Ways to Help
AGES 0-3 INFANTS/TODDLERS Developmental Stage: During these first two years, children’s development is focused on creating an attachment bond with primary
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Activity: Inside Out – Getting to Know my Emotions
Objective: This activity can be beneficial by creating a fun, safe environment for children to discuss emotions that may be hard
Hope and the Winds of Grief: A Story of Healing After Losing a Loved One to Suicide
Dive into the poignant journey of Hope and Orrie as they confront the turbulent aftermath of loss in “Hope and the
Cuando Un Ser Querido Tiene Una Enfermedad Grave
Cuando un familiar tiene una enfermedad grave, afecta a toda la familia. Todos se enfrentan a lo desconocido y deben hacer
Supporting Children When Someone They Love Has a Serious Illness
Everyone in a family is affected when one family member has a serious illness. All are dealing with the unknown and
All the Pieces: When a Loved One Dies From Substance Use
Often, children who lose a loved one to overdose are not truthfully told what happened to the person who died, because
Father’s Day May Not Be Easy for Some Students
For school programs that extend into the summer months, Father’s Day is often a day to celebrate. Students might make cards,
Sibling Grief: Supporting Your Children After a Sibling Dies
My sister died of cancer just before my 16th birthday. She was 10 years older than me, but we were best
Mother’s Day for Grieving Students
Schools may focus on Mother’s Day as a day to celebrate and honor the important role that mothers play in the