Grief and Children: Navigating Their Developmental Stages and What They Need [Grief Series 1]
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Grief and Children: Navigating Their Developmental Stages and What They Need [Grief Series 1]
Mar 29, 2023 Episode 53
Dr. Kimber

Experiencing loss can be particularly challenging for children. They may struggle to comprehend and manage their emotions, and since they don’t have the same coping mechanisms as adults, it's crucial to offer them empathy, affection, and assistance. 

In this episode, I will guide you in establishing a secure environment where your children can openly express their feelings and patiently process their grief. Together, we will explore practical ways to manage emotions and cope with the pain of loss.

Links and Resources Mentioned:

Free PDF: How to Support Children Grieving Losses
No Bad Parts: Healing Trauma and Restoring Wholeness with the Internal Family Systems Model  by Richard Schawrtz

Book List for Children, Grief, and Emotions:

My Many Colored Days  by Dr. Seuss
In My Heart: A Book of Feelings  by Jo Witek and Christine Roussey
The Feelings Book  by Todd Parr
What is Goodbye?  by Nikki Grimes
Because of Winn-Dixie  by Kate DiCamillo (you may also find the movie here)
The Good-bye Book  by Todd Parr
A Kid's Journey of Grief  by Susan K. Beeney and Jo Anne Chung (you may also buy this book directly from the H. Norman Wright store)
Still: Making A Whole When Parts Go Missing  by Dr. Kimber Del Valle

Check out past episodes and more information here: https://www.drkimber.net/podcast-info

Please remember that this podcast is not a replacement for treatment by a healthcare or mental health professional. This content is created for education and entertainment purposes only.

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