Category Kids Path Blog
When Your Child Is Having a Meltdown: Tips for Keeping Your Cool
After the loss of a loved one, your child may become upset at circumstances that would normally feel minor. Although... Read More
Children, Grief and the Holidays
The holidays are a difficult time for anyone who has experienced a loss. Children, who grow up thinking of the... Read More
Grief at School: How to Support a Grieving Child in the Classroom
By late October, most elementary school children will have settled into the new school year. If a particular child seems... Read More
Helping Kids Talk About “Big Feelings”
Losing a loved one or coping with serious illness can be stressful for children, particularly those too young to effectively... Read More
Should My Child Attend the Funeral?
Kids Path counselors are often asked, “Is it a good idea for my child to attend our loved one’s funeral... Read More
Staying Connected After a Loss
Every loss is different. But whether it’s sudden or expected, peaceful or turbulent, an acquaintance or a close relative, all... Read More
Teens Grieve Differently: What You Need to Know
Teenagers are in a time of transition between adulthood and childhood as they gain skills to navigate academic responsibilities, peer... Read More
Does My Child Need Grief Counseling?
Grief is a natural human response to change, death and impending loss. Because grief can be so painful and overwhelming,... Read More