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My Best Friend Teddy
My Best Friend Teddy is a story that normalizes the grief process for children. The story models Max’s grief journey as he tries to make sense over the loss of his best friend Teddy. Despite the pain and the complexities of grief, Max discovers a way to live a life with meaning and purpose. In finding gratitude for the friendship they shared as well as ways to continue to feel connected to Teddy, Max finds a way to live without, and yet with, his best friend. This picture book is most suitable for children ages 4-10 years old who have suffered any type of loss.
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Rosebud Child Life Services - NYC Grief Support

Rosebud is a community-based child life service operated in NYC by Annie Levinson, MS, CCLS. Annie is an experienced child life specialist providing empathic and trauma-informed support in the homes of children and families in the greater New York City area including Long Island and all 5 boroughs, as well as virtual support to families across the country. 

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Caregiver Guidebook: How do we grieve together as a family?
After a year of collective research & development, Eluna’s bereavement and resource teams are proud to launch and distribute a custom Caregiver Guidebook with the guiding principle: “How do we grieve together as a family”? Serving as a companion of support, Eluna’s Caregiver Guidebook offers a series of interactive insights. 
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Community Conversation: Supporting Youth Grieving an Overdose Death
In this conversation, Eluna's respected panelists of clinicians & caregivers addressed barriers associated with overdose loss and shared strategies to support youth & families grieving a substance-related death.
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Bereavement Gifts: Beyond the Bouquet
In the intricate landscape of grief, bereavement gifts deliver comfort, particularly for grieving children and families. While flowers have long been a traditional gesture of sympathy, these alternative gifts honor the uniqueness of each individual's grieving process and offer a more personalized and meaningful way to show support.  
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