Grief/Luto
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Losing loved ones is a difficult process and everyone grieves differently. Below you can find helpful guides, resources and free e-stories appropriate to read with your kiddos that may help guide you through one of the most challenging human experiences. If your child has had a significant lose either recently or in the past and you feel they need additional help processing it, feel free to fill out a referral for your student to see me.
Some supports available at our school include; a bereavement plan to support students so they have the space to grieve at school in healthy ways, private communication with teachers/staff so students don't have to explain, one-on-one sessions, small group sessions, referrals for grief counseling/summer camp, or anything else you think we can create together to support your grieving kiddo.
Guides from experts on supporting grieving children
supporting-our-students-English.pdfHelpful Guide on how to foster healthy communication for students that are grieving
This booklet offers a helpful guide on how to support grieving students.
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Bereavement-bklet-English.pdfBooklet on how children grieve
This booklet explains how children grieve and the ways parents and other caring adults can help them understand death better.
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Developmental_Responses_2017.pdfHelpful one-pagers from Elizabeth Hospice our Local Experts
How Younger Children Grieve.pdfHow Younger Children Grieve
How Younger Children Grieve
Elizabeth Hospice
Providing Support to Grieving Children.pdfSupporting Grieving Children
Supporting Grieving Children
Elizabeth Hospice
Signs of Complicated Grief in Children.pdfSigns of Complicated Grief
Signs of Complicated Grief
Elizabeth Hospice
E-Books and Discussion Guides
TheGoldenSweater_Ebook-Grief.pdfGrief: The Golden Sweater
Grief: The Golden Sweater
The Kai's Journey series begins with The Golden Sweater, which focuses on the newness of loss and getting your bearings in a world without that significant person in your life. This story shows how Kai's mom also adapts to her new world.
TheGirlWithTheLocket_Ebook.pdfGrief: The Girl with the Locket
Grief: The Girl with the Locket
The second book in the series, The Girl with the Locket, centers on a new experience for Kai at a bereavement camp. While he is somewhat anxious about the prospect of meeting new people, it doesn't take him long to make new friends. Elle is a young girl who struggles to talk about her own loss. Kai reaches out to her and finds that he has something to share with young people who are just like him.
TheFishlessLake_Ebook.pdfGrief: The Fishless Lake
Grief: The Fishless Lake
In The Fishless Lake, Kai realizes that some of his memories of his father are slipping away. Kai's mother remembers one of their family traditions and re-introduces Kai to the annual fishing trip that Kai and his dad took every September. Although they don't catch any fish, they do capture countless warm memories, shared stories and a way to keep those family traditions alive and evolving as the family grows.
Kai's-Journey_Discussion-Guide.pdfGrief: Discussion Guide
Grief: Discussion Guide
The Kai's Journey digital discussion guide offers tangible insights and tools to help promote productive conversations about grief through the challenging and important themes in the series.
Bereavement Plan (SST format).pdfFree Local Grief Support
Recursos de Luto en Español
La pérdida de seres queridos es un proceso y todos nos afligimos de manera diferente. A continuación, puede encontrar apoyos útiles, recordatorios e incluso historias electrónicas gratuitas apropiadas para leer con sus hijos que pueden ayudarlo a guiarlo a través de una de las experiencias humanas más desafiantes. Si su hijo ha tenido una pérdida significativa, ya sea recientemente o en el pasado, y cree que necesita ayuda adicional para procesarla, no dude en completar una referencia para que su hijo me vea.
Algunos soportes disponibles incluyen; un plan de duelo para apoyar a los estudiantes para que tengan el espacio para hacer el duelo en la escuela de manera saludable, comunicación privada con los maestros/personal para que los estudiantes no tengan que dar explicaciones, sesiones individuales, sesiones en grupos pequeños, referencias para consejería de duelo/ campamento de verano, o cualquier otra cosa que creas que podemos crear juntos para apoyar a tu hijo en duelo.
supporting-your-child-spanish.pdfCómo apoyar a tu hijo tras la pérdida
de un familiar o amigo
Este folleto ofrece consejos muy útiles en cómo responder y apoyar a estudiantes de luto.
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Bereavement-bklet-Spanish.pdfLibreta de cómo los niños enfrentan el duelo
Después que muere un ser querido: cómo enfrentan el duelo los niños y cómo sus padres y otros adultos los pueden apoyar.
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El Suéter Dorado libro electrónico.pdfDe Luto: El Suéter Dorado
De Luto: El Suéter Dorado
La Niña del Relicario libro electrónico.pdfDe Luto: La Niña del Relicario
De Luto: La Niña del Relicario
El Lago sin Peces libro electrónico.pdfDe Luto: El Lago sin Peces
De Luto: El Lago sin Peces
KJ-Discussion-Guide-Spanish-Version.pdfPage updated
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