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New Jersey Schools Introduce First Grief Class in the Country 

by Julia |  Grief Support · Uncategorized

Adolescents and teens often have a more challenging time expressing their feelings about grief and loss. Add to that challenge that some kids get bereavement support from their parents, counselors, and other qualified sources — but many do not. A new law requiring bereavement instruction to students in grades 8 through 12 on the physical, emotional, and behavioral symptoms of grief goes into effect immediately for New Jersey public schools. We talked to a funeral professional and former teacher about the potential benefits and challenges of the curriculum. 

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Navigating the Unthinkable: How to Support Families After Suicide

by Wendy Wander |  Grief Support

Losing a loved one is always painful. When the cause is suicide, there is an extra layer of pain, confusion, and grief. We spoke with grief and trauma experts about the guilt, remorse, and regret that follow a loved one’s suicide — and suggest ways to manage your grief. 

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Grief, Trauma, and the Path to Healing

by Julia |  Death Resources · Grief Support · Uncategorized

Funeral professionals and mental health counselors know grief and trauma often collide after pain and loss. While grief and trauma are distinct, their effect on individuals can be profound and, without treatment, sometimes permanent. In this article, you’ll learn the identifying factors for trauma, the danger of avoiding or suppressing treatment, and effective healing therapies.

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Guide to Funeral Etiquette

Funerals require proper etiquette and specific behaviors reserved for the event's solemnity. Etiquette is more than good manners; it’s about treating others courteously and respectfully. Here's a concise guide to answer your key questions about funeral etiquette. 

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Top Ten Books on Grief: A Simple (But Complete) Guide

by Wendy Wander |  Grief Support · Uncategorized

Whether you want guidance for coping with the loss of a spouse, parent, sibling, or friend, these books provide solace, understanding, and the tools to help you embrace life again. Each contains unique perspectives, insights, and practical advice for your journey toward healing. 

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Why We Grieve When a Celebrity Dies

by Julia |  Grief Support · Uncategorized

When people hear about the death of a celebrity, even if they don't personally know them, it can still have a significant impact on them. Here's why

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