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If you are reading the information on this web site, it is most likely because you want/need to find ways to support a grieving child/teen. There are three key ways in which this web site will support you in your work with maternally grieving children, teens and their families...
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According to a study conducted by Peter's Place, a bereavement support center for children, teens and their families in southeastern PA, school counselors are the number one source of referrals, at 37%, for child/teen bereavement services. The second largest source of referrals are bereavement support providers at 17%....
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How do you support a maternally grieving child/teen who comes to you for acute care? For routine check ups? For a physical ailment without a physical cause? What do you say to them?...
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Sometimes the hardest thing to do when you are providing care for someone is to remain objective without being distant. When you are constantly listening to the pain of others, it is difficult not to begin to absorb some of that pain...
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