Thoughts to Share

For students who have lost a mother or caregiver, Mother’s Day can be a significant grief activator, often causing feelings of isolation during traditional school activities. These latest resources offer practical ways for teachers and school staff to support students who are grieving.

The new level of energy and excitement that comes with spring can make those who are grieving feel left behind rather than refreshed. The weather may have gotten better, but their sadness hasn't.

As we acknowledge and honor this marker in time and transition into a new year, our hope is that the year ahead is full of kindness, compassion, curiosity, and understanding for all.

November is Children's Grief Awareness Month! Let's "Flip The Script" and rethink the way we approach conversations about grief - especially with kids!

It's almost Halloween! Some of us enjoy the sights & sounds. Others, especially those who are grieving, not so much.

Whether you regularly celebrated the day or only acknowledged it occasionally, holidays like Father’s Day can be challenging reminders after a loss.

We are beyond grateful to our INCREDIBLE TEAM of volunteers! Thank you for ALL you do to support kids, teens, young adults, and families who are grieving!!

Grief can be both concrete and fluid. As we learn to incorporate loss into our lives, it may sometimes feel as though we are continually "losing" our connection to the person who died.