Children & Teens

Someone you love has died. This is probably a very sad and very hard time for you. The painful thoughts and feelings you have inside you are called grief. You need to let those thoughts and feelings out.  Letting our your grief is called mourning...

Para niños y niñas cuyo hermanito y hermanita murio antes de nacer (No New Baby - Spanish) For siblings who have a brother or sister die before birth. This storybook talks about the different feelings children have and answers some of the...

Wondering how to talk to your child about grief? From Sad to Glad can be just the opening you need—a lead-in to parent-child talks about grief facts and feelings. This workbook helps your child explore feelings via various activities, including...

Children Can Learn to Cope with Grief This book was designed to use the art process to teach children who have witnessed or experienced a traumatic event some basic concepts about trauma and provide an opportunity to learn about and express related...

A Story of Love and Grief Shared by Thumpy, the Bunny Revised 2023! Thumpy shares the hurt and questions when his sister dies. This story provides an opportunity for children and adults to express their emotions and learn about life, death, grief and...

Gifts of Life: An Activity Book About Someone Who is Very Special To Me and Who is Also Very Sick Designed to help younger children cope with the impending death of someone they love by allowing them to draw and color the pictures that tell their own...

Healing Your Grieving Heart for Teens: 100 Practical Ideas When you’re a teen, the death of someone you love can be especially difficult. Being a teen is hard enough; being a grieving teen can feel completely overwhelming. This book was written to...

Helping Teens Cope with Death This practical guide covers the unique grief responses of teenagers and the specific challenges they face when grieving a death. You will learn how death impacts teenagers and ways that you can help them. The book also...

This book was designed to teach children death education, to recognize and express feelings of grief, encourage open communication, and help adults discover unhealthy misconceptions the child may have. The concepts needed to teach following objectives...

Facing Change:  Falling Apart and Coming Together Again in the Teen Years Founded on the belief that young adults can make effective choices that can transform pain into resilience, the author provides an abundance of information and coping choices...

40 pages for suicide survivors to document their feelings, write a letter, write a poem and write about memories, journal about how the suicide has affected you, what work is school is like now, what family is like and how you will celebrate their life...

Helping Children Cope with Death This guidebook offers a comprehensive, easy-to-read overview of how children grieve and strategies to support them. Based on The Dougy Center’s work with thousands of grieving children and their families, you will...