Helping Children Cope with Ambiguous Loss February 07, 2022
Ambiguous Loss & How to Help Children Cope with Uncertainty
Do you know or work with children who:
– Are in foster care or being raised by grandparents?
– Are separated from their parents for long periods of time?
– Have parents with substance abuse?
– Were unable to attend a funeral or grieving ritual for a loved one?
– Have a caregiver or loved one who is missing?
These are just a few common examples of ambiguous loss, which is defined as a loss with unclear boundaries.
This lack of closure and rituals around the complicated experience of ambiguous loss can exacerbate behavioral health challenges for children.
Deborah Willett and the Coatesville Center for Community Health
DATE | TIME |
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02/07/2022 | 06:30 pm |
02/07/2022 | 08:00 pm |
Webinar
Beth Tyson