Thanks to Valerie Strauss’s blog in The Washington Post I’ve been alerted to a website devoted to helping grieving students.
Among the many useful resources there is this chart that serves as a simple but important guide for talking with grieving children about trauma and loss.
Photo: Ryan Tauss
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