When Caleb Potter began his role as bereavement coordinator at HPC – Hospice & Palliative Care of Western Kentucky, he found ...

"Grief is not something that will end. There's no timeline for grief." “In “Grief Camp,” Brut filmmaker Léo Hamelin took you Experience Camps to meet children who've lost a significant family member.

While many grieving children are eligible for Social Security insurance, fewer than half receive it. Parents often don’t even recognize childhood grief as a significant problem. Nearly half of parents ...

W hen a child experiences the death of someone close to them, adults often feel at a loss as to how to help. They want to do something, but fear saying or doing it wrong. Children’s books can be ...

Children process their grief differently than adults do, so knowing what to look out for can help manage expectations about feelings and behaviors for the years following the death of a loved one.

For children, finding concrete ways to remember the person they’ve lost and vocalize their grief can be therapeutic, said psychologist and trauma specialist Therese Rando.

Every child grieves differently, and there is no set timeline for grief. Bereaved children often experience a wide range of reactions to the holidays. There is no right or wrong way to grieve.

This term is sometimes used to refer to children, who may unintentionally be left out of the anticipatory grief processes of their families for fear of upsetting or scaring them. To the contrary ...

Children don’t need perfect parents – just ones that are present, honest and available.” I didn’t have all this expert advice when I saw my daughter’s face that day at the pool.

Like serious illness, the grieving process is one of those necessary elements of human life that nevertheless feels completely wrong and out of place when visited upon a child.

Grief ripples through families and communities, but the failure to support bereaved children has a much wider effect, said Catherine Jaynes, president and CEO of the Children’s Collaborative.