Resources for families:

After a loved one dies-how children grieve and how adults can support them

Talking to Kids about Death & Grief

​Grieving preschooler tip sheet

Grieving child tip sheet

Grieving teen tip sheet

Grieving sibling tip sheet

After a suicide tip sheet

Helping youth cope with fears after a death

Supporting a child

How children grieve

Supporting students after a loss

Empowering school communities

After a loved one dies- Version en español

When Families Grieve- Facilitator guide
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When Families Grieve- Parent/Caregiver Guide

​When Families Grieve- Children's Book

When Families Grieve- Guia para el Facilitador
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When Families Grieve- Guia para Padres & Personas que Cuidan Ninos

​When Families Grieve- Children's Book- Cuento para Ninos
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​Words that help and hurt

Informing a child of a significant death

Effective Tips to Help Kids Deal with Bereavement

Books we recommend: 

Recommended Books about Death and Grief for Young People

  I Miss You

"Where's Jess? For Children Who Have a Brother or Sister Die"

The Invisible String
 
Gentle Willow: A Story for Children About Dying

​​Healing Your Grieving Heart for Teens

Straight Talk About Death for Teenagers

You are Not Alone: Teens Talk About Life After Loss of a Parent
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Everett Anderson's Goodbye (dealing with death of a parent)

Fire in My Heart Ice in My Veins: A Journal for Teenagers Experiencing a Loss

​More book titles coming soon...

Resources for Schools:

A Guide for Teachers about Grieving Students

Coalition to Support Grieving Students

Grief Interventions for Children with ADHD - Baylor University’s online master’s in social work program

Additional Resources through the Hospice and Palliative Education Program
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