In Kubler-Ross’s grief theory, there are five stages in coping with loss. Read on to learn about the first stage: the denial stage of grief.

Learn about Worden's Four Tasks of Mourning, a framework designed to help individuals cope with grief and loss. We discuss the stages of mourning and how they can help in the healing process.

Learn how to help a grieving child by discussing their emotions and identifying when to seek professional help. Get the resources you need.

Losing a loved one can make a person feel stuck and alone. Use our printable grief worksheets to help young people process their emotions.

Learning how to help a child grieve the loss of a pet is an excellent way to honor their memory. Here’s how to provide support as parents.

Teen grief can be overwhelming and challenging to navigate. Learn how to help teenagers process their emotions and stressors.

Here’s how losing a parent impacts a child’s education and ways to support grieving children with our resources.

The bargaining stage of grief is one of the common reactions to the loss or death of a loved one. Read this article that describes and explains this stage of grief.

Knowing how to explain death to a child can help them learn to cope and move on. Discover helpful tips for discussing death with your child.

In this research article, you will learn how TF-CBT can reduce grief symptoms in children and find tips for helping kids heal after the loss of a loved one.

This article looks at a study on childhood grief, and offers strategies for parents and caregivers to support their children through loss.

Grieving involves a wide range of difficult emotions. Learn the six stages of grief and what to expect during each one.