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6/15/2020 3 Tips for Talking to Children, Adolescents, and Teens about Traumatic Grief - Webinar ReplayRead Now 3 Tips for Talking to Children, Adolescents, and Teens about Traumatic Grief When it comes to talking with adolescents and teens about the loss of a loved one, many adults are unsure what and how much to say. This webinar explores how to communicate with adolescents and teens about death and loss in an age appropriate manner. It also covers normal grief responses among adolescent and teens and identify red flags that may indicate maladaptive grief. Watch the FREE replay at: https://tinyurl.com/3tipstraumaticgrief
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 Grief Out Loud Podcast - Episode 152: Teenage Grief Sucks When Natalie's dad died suddenly at the start of her freshman year of high school, she searched, but couldn't find what she most needed: a resource written for and by other grieving teens. She decided to create one launching the website Teenage Grief Sucks in March 2020 which serves as a platform for articles ranging from what it's like to go to driving school when you're grieving to tips for how teens can support their grieving friends. In episode #152 of The Dougy Center's podcast, "Grief Out Loud," host Jana DeCristofaro talks with Natalie about the teenage grief experience. Listen to episode #152 at https://www.dougy.org/grief-resources/grief-out-loud-podcast/ Check out Natalie's website at https://www.teenagegriefsucks.com/  What This Kid Wants Adults to Know About Grief
Author, children’s grief advocate, and fourth-grader Bryce Fields gives voice to grieving children with his new book, “What This Kid Wants Adults to Know About Grief,” a guidebook for adults who are caring for “little hurting hearts.” The book contains candid insights and an array of talking points to open up a dialogue between adults and kids so that the care and healing process can be more collaborative. Get the book at http://thiskidsgrief.com/ (Not an affiliate, I'm just a fan.) FREE PDF downloads on the following topics are also available, including a Grief Inventory Sheet, Info Sheet on How Schools Can Provide Grieving Children a Safe Haven & The Top 5 Tips This Kid Has For Adults About Grief |
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