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Learning Grief: Supporting Grievers with Disabilities
Every loss experience is unique and effective support will look different, especially when it comes to youth with neurodivergent conditions like Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, sensory processing disorders, and Down syndrome, among others. This resource by Learning Grief provides some communication pointers and activities to support grievers with disabilities. 
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Community Conversation: Supporting Youth Grieving a Military-Related Death
Military grief often presents unique challenges. This heartfelt community conversation focuses on supporting youth who are grieving a military-related death. This conversation also addresses stigmatized types of loss, such as death by suicide and overdose, which can present layers of complexity within military communities. Our expert panel provides valuable insights and share resources to foster supportive environments for families, educators, counselors, and community members dedicated to helping children navigate their grief.
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Author Series: Grief is a Mess

Welcome to Eluna's Author Series: A set of read-aloud videos and accompanying author interview questions to further support youth affected by grief or a family member’s substance use disorder. This video project aims to elevate select picture books in a user-friendly format to foster hope & healing in the home, classroom, and community.

In this Author Series Read Aloud, we welcome author Jackie Schuld to read Grief is a Mess.

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The Requirement of Grief
The Requirement of Grief lays bare the relationship between two sisters and the bond that remains in the wake of a suicide. With raw honesty and eloquence, Ariano chronicles her pursuit of healing in the face of loss, traversing the depths of grief day by day, month by month, and year by year, all the way to the birth of her son. As the unparalleled joy of motherhood intertwines with her grief, she grapples with the disorienting experience of having love and sorrow bind together. 
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Actividad: Símbolos de Recuerdo
El ejercicio «Símbolos de Recuerdo» ofrece la oportunidad de rememorar experiencias compartidas con la persona a la que recuerdan. Los participantes identificarán recuerdos y un símbolo creativo que podría representar ese recuerdo. El símbolo, al ser visto en la vida cotidiana, servirá como recordatorio de la conexión continua que comparten con la persona fallecida.
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Actividad en español: Tarjetas de Recuerdos
La actividad «Tarjetas de Recuerdos» ofrece a los jóvenes la oportunidad de aprender sobre su persona haciendo preguntas y escuchando historias compartidas por adultos que conocían bien a la persona fallecida. Esto puede ser especialmente significativo si los jóvenes eran muy pequeños cuando la persona falleció y/o ayudarles a desarrollar recuerdos secundarios con historias e imágenes.
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Actividad en español: Puzzle de Recuerdos
La actividad «Puzzle de Recuerdos» puede realizarse individualmente, en grupo o en familia. Mientras crean el puzzle, los participantes identificarán algunos de los recuerdos favoritos de la persona. Es una forma de captar algunos detalles de la persona a la que recuerdan y crear un recuerdo que se puede enmarcar o disfrutar como un pasatiempo nostálgico.
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