Resilience In Grief

The Resilience in Grief workshop equips parents and guardians with practical tools and strategies to support children through grief. Participants will gain an understanding of the grieving process, learn to communicate with empathy, navigate difficult conversations, and explore activities and resources to help children process their emotions. The workshop includes hands-on activities and actionable strategies that families can use at home.

Children and parents can experience grief in a wide range of situations, often related to significant losses or life changes. Some common situations where grief might be experienced include:

• Death of a Loved One
• Divorce or Separation
• Moving or Relocation
• Serious Illness
• Loss of a Pregnancy or Infant
• Loss of a Friend or Peer
• Loss of Stability or Security
• Estrangement or Alienation
• Adoption or Foster Care Transitions
• Major Life Changes