Lauren Dwyer, PsyD, NCSP

Grief and coping with loss

How Children Process Grief & Loss through Play

Finding the magic in grief

Providing Remote Grief Support to Students and their Families

Trauma, Memory & Behaviors

Processing Grief in a Pandemic When Nothing is Normal

How to Connect with a Child after trauma

The dog isn't sleeping; How to talk to children about death

Child Bereavement Links

5 Things never to say to someone who is struggling

Grief is a never-ending labyrinth

Video: The Invisible String Read Aloud

Video: The Goodbye Book Read Aloud

Video: The Memory Box Read Aloud

Video: What's Heaven Read Aloud

Video: Lifetimes: The Beautiful way to explain death to children

Video: Til We Meet Again Read Aloud

Anxiety and Grief as Emotional PainWelcome to From Insults To Respect. Today we explore the question, Is it helpful or harmful to view our anxiety and grief experiences as painful? Let’s begin this exploration with a diary entry from a mental patient that appears on page 224 in Richard P. Bentall’s fine book, Madness Explained: Rhoda [a friend] asked me if I were spoiled and I angrily said no, but feel...

Grieving a Sibling: What I Learned from Losing my Sister.But it’s not me that I feel sorry for—it’s her.

You'll Find Me: Interview with Amanda Rawson HillLife is filled with change and, sometimes, loss. Children experiencing loss and grief may need help to know that they are not alone and that memories can comfort them. Amanda Rawson Hill wrote You'll Find Me for just that reason. Here's an interview with her about creating the book. Magination Press: What inspired you to write You’ll Find

What I Know to be True about Grief, Love & Loss (& what I Wish Everyone else Knew).Know that the pain you see is infinitely worse than you can imagine—that it has reached parts of me that I

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