New Home, New Life: Moving for a Change of Scenery After a Death

Grief is a universal human response to loss, though people respond to it in different ways. Some pick up the pieces and continue with life much as they did before the death of a loved one. For others, feeling better means a change of scenery and a fresh start in a new neighborhood or even […]

Helping Children Memorialize Loved Ones

how children can memorialize loved ones

Children feel love and loss deeply, yet often struggle to find words or ways to express those feelings. Grief can be confusing and overwhelming, especially when emotions stay locked inside. Memorial activities offer a gentle path for children to process their grief. Creative, hands-on projects help them honor memories and keep connections alive with loved […]

Counseling Services for Grieving Children

grief counseling for children

Losing a loved one is life-altering for anyone—but for children, the emotional weight can feel especially confusing and isolating. According to the Childhood Bereavement Estimation Model (CBEM), 1 in 12 children in the U.S. will experience the death of a parent or sibling by age 18 (Judi’s House, 2023). That’s more than 6 million children […]