Grief Resources
A quick google search for grief resources can leave you feeling overwhelmed. I’m here to make it simple and helpful to find the best grief resources for you. I curated a list of my favorites, and recommendations of other grief professionals. Keep checking back as I keep this list updated and current with the best out there!
GRIEF Books For Kids
Young Children (2-6)
Lifetimes by Bryan Melonie and Robert Ingpen
Everybody Feels Sad by Jane Bingham
The Purple Balloon by Chris Raschka
We Were Gonna Have a Baby But We Had an Angel Instead by Pat Schwiebert
School Age/Pre-teen
The Tenth Good Thing About Barney by Judith Viorst
A Complete Book About Death for Kids by Earl Grollman
If Nathan Were Here by Mary Bahr
After the Funeral by Jane Loretta Winsch
GRIEF Books For Teens
You Are Not Alone: Teens Talk About Life After the Loss of a Parent by Lynne B. Hughes
How It Feels To Be Adopted by Jill Krementz
How It Feels When Parents Divorce by Jill Krementz
Facing Change: Falling Apart and Coming Together Again in the Teen Years by Donna O’Toole
Grief Books for Professionals
Meaning Reconstruction and the Experience of Loss by Robert A. Neimeyer
The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James and Russell Friedman
Motherless Daughters by Hope Edelman
Grief Resources Photo by Eric Patnoudes on Unsplash
Grief Camps
Camp Erin, The Moyer Foundation
DR. EDLYNN TALKING ABOUT GRIEF
Grief and Children: Help for Parents, Let’s Talk About Grief! with Addie Anderson, Voiceamerica radio show
