Category Kids Path Blog
Why Grieving Kids Get “Clingy”
Separation anxiety can be a common response to a significant loss for preschool or elementary-age children. You may find that... Read More
My Child Hasn’t Cried — Are They Grieving?
Kids Path counselors often hear from parents or caregivers that their child has not cried after a significant loss. Some... Read More
The Importance of Peer Support for Grieving Teens
The middle school and high school years are a unique time in life. Teenagers are outgrowing childhood but have not... Read More
Do Very Young Children Feel Grief?
There is a commonly held belief that young children are “too young to grieve” when a loved one dies. However,... Read More
How to Talk to Children about Serious Illness
When a family member or loved one is seriously ill, the thought of explaining the illness to your child may... Read More
Preventing Teen Suicide: Common Questions About How to Keep Teens Safe
It’s a difficult topic to think about—no one wants to believe that their child would consider suicide. Teens who have... Read More
Self-Care Tips for Grieving Parents
The death or serious illness of a loved one can affect all members of a family. Often, a parent may... Read More
How Play Therapy Helps Grieving Children
As adults, we often picture counseling or therapy as someone sitting in a room talking to a professional about their... Read More
How to Communicate with your Grieving Teen
Adolescence can be an exciting time of self-discovery and identity development. However, as adolescents seek more independence, families may... Read More