Survivors of Suicide – SOS Group Finder
When you have experienced the death of a family member or loved one by suicide you can feel overwhelmed, desperately sad,
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Truth Be Told, Tell the Truth: Talking to Children About Suicide and Violent Deaths
How do you tell your child that someone they love died violently? Real families share their experience with tragic death including
Talking with Children about Suicide and Violent Death
Download and print out this helpful tip card for parents, teachers and support professionals illustrating how to talk with kids about
Understanding Anger and Grief in Children
Anger is one of the most common expressions of grief, yet it is often the most misunderstood. While most people expect
The Deepest Well: Healing from Long-Term Effects of Childhood Adversity
Nadine Burke Harris demands that educators, care givers and parents facing misbehavior or challenging children pivot from “what’s wrong with you?”
Guidelines for Responding to a Death of a Student or School Staff
By the time children complete high school, most will experience the death of a family member or friend, with 5% of
Healing Chickadee
The Healing Chickadee is an activity to support grieving children by learning communication and coping skills with the help of Dee
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The Recovery Research Institute is a leading nonprofit research institute of Massachusetts General Hospital, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School, dedicated
Cuando Muere Alguien: Un Libro de Actividades para Niños/as y Cuidadores
Cuando Muere Alguien: Un Libro de Actividades para Niños/as y Cuidadores Cuando alguien muere: un libro de actividades para niños y