grief in children

While Mallie and her family put their lives back together after her father leaves them, they realize how their lives and identities have become intertwined throughout the years.

Contains activities, stories, advice, and inspiration designed to help teenagers overcome the pain associated with divorce, death, and crisis.

Shows parents how to help children find a way through grief and sorrow during the difficult times of death, illness, divorce, and other upheavals.

Provides suggestions for dealing with a child's emotional responses to death and helping a child adjust to a new life.

A guide to coping with the stresses and emotions arising after the death of a parent.

Young people offer each other advice, in a workbook format, on how to cope with the emotional ups and downs stemming from the death of a loved one. Advice on how to seek external suppor t is supplemented by an appeneded list of government and privately-funded ageneices.

Three children, ages eight (twins) and four, describe how their lives changed when their father died suddenly two years earlier and offer practical advice for overcoming loss and moving on with life.

Presents the phenomena of grief and loss and the concept that death is not the end.

Discusses what it feels like to experience the death of a loved one, outlines the stages of grief and mourning, and describes ways to honor or remember someone who has died.