Learning Grief: When Losses Compound
Certain populations—often those with marginalized identities such as BIPOC individuals and those who identify as LGBTQIA+—face a higher likelihood of loss.
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Learning Grief: Supporting Loss
In an ideal world, children and teens would be spared from having to confront loss. However, change and loss are an inescapable
Eluna Community Conversation: Supporting Youth Grieving a Military-Related Death
Thank you to our moderator, panelists, and the many participants who joined this critical conversation on September 19th, 2024. Military grief often presents
Suicide Loss: Books for Youth & Young Adults
Understanding suicide and the way it affects those around us can be a hard topic to cover not only for children,
Somatic Expressions of Grief
Grief is usually seen as an emotional experience. Someone may picture an individual crying or showing some form of sadness. What
We Don’t Move On from Grief – We Move Forward
Nora McInerny’s TED talk addresses the idea that there is no “moving on” but there is beauty and grace in “moving
What is Family Therapy for Addiction and How Can It Help MY Family?
You may have heard of counseling, or psychotherapy, to help someone with an addiction. Family Therapy is just that, except that
Young Adults: Life Skills for Launch
The following list was created by our University of Washington School of Education Intern. As a college student, here are some
Addiction Help
AddictionHelp.com is an addiction and mental health website founded by a board-certified addiction specialist, a long-recovered addict, and spouses of addicts. They