This bundle contains one guidebook, one DVD and one brochure:
- Guidebook: Helping the Grieving Student: A Guide for Teachers Item #536: at some point, every teacher will encounter a student who has been affected by a death. This guidebook is an essential resource for elementary, middle and high school teachers, offering practical tips and information for how to respond to a death. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- DVD: Supporting the Grieving Student Item #587: this video is a resource for how to best support students, teachers and school communities after a death. The stories chronicled will provide a good foundation for responding to grief in your school. Whether you are a parent, teacher, concerned friend, school counselor, or educational administrator, the information contained in this DVD will give you a deeper understanding of grief and concrete strategies to support students who are dealing with a death. To preview this DVD, please visit the streaming page for this title. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Brochure: After a Death: Ten Ways to Help Grieving Students & Their Peers Item #553: this pamphlet serves as a companion piece to Helping a Grieving Student: A Guide for Teachers . It highlights grief support tips found in the full-length guidebook. This along with the other pamphlets are inexpensive and informative and make an excellent resource. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
This bundle contains one guidebook, one DVD, one brochure and an activity book:
- Guidebook: Helping the Grieving Student: A Guide for Teachers Item #536: at some point, every teacher will encounter a student who has been affected by a death. This guidebook is an essential resource for elementary, middle and high school teachers, offering practical tips and information for how to respond to a death. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- DVD: Supporting the Grieving Student Item #587: this video is a resource for how to best support students, teachers and school communities after a death. The stories chronicled will provide a good foundation for responding to grief in your school. Whether you are a parent, teacher, concerned friend, school counselor, or educational administrator, the information contained in this DVD will give you a deeper understanding of grief and concrete strategies to support students who are dealing with a death. To preview this DVD, please visit the streaming page for this title. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Brochure: After a Death: Ten Ways to Help Grieving Students & Their Peers Item #553: this pamphlet serves as a companion piece to Helping a Grieving Student: A Guide for Teachers . It highlights grief support tips found in the full-length guidebook. This along with the other pamphlets are inexpensive and informative and make an excellent resource. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Memories Matter: Activities for Grieving Children & Teens Item #585: this activity book features 85 activities designed to help children process their unique grief. The activities can be used with children and teens in peer support groups or for parents to use with their children. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
This bundle contains all four of the activity books designed to help children process their unique grief. The activities can be used with children and teens in peer support groups or for parents to use with their children.
- After a Suicide Death: An Activity Book for Grieving Kids Item #551: in this hands-on, interactive activity book, children who have been exposed to a suicide death can learn from other grieving kids. The activity book includes drawing activities, puzzles, stories, advice from other kids and helpful suggestions for how to navigate the grief process after a suicide death. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- After a Death: An Activity Book for Children Item #569: this easy-to-use workbook is designed for children ages 5 to 12 who have experienced the death of a family member or friend. With a mixture of creative activities and tips for dealing with changes at school, home and with friends, this is a great tool for all grieving children. We’ve included a variety of drawing and writing exercises to help children remember the person who died, and learn new ways to live with the loss. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- After a Murder: A Workbook for Grieving Kids Item #558: through the stories, thoughts and feelings of other kids who have experienced a murder, this hands-on workbook allows children to see that they are not alone in their feelings and experiences. The workbook includes drawing activities, puzzles and word games to help explain confusing elements specific to a murder, such as the police, media and legal system. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Memories Matter: Activities for Grieving Children & Teens Item #585: Memories Matter features 85 activities designed to help children process their unique grief. The activities can be used with children and teens in peer support groups or for parents to use with their children. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
This bundle contains a video resource for how to best support students, teachers and school communities after a death, as well as print materials.
- DVD: Supporting the Grieving Student Item #587: this video is a resource for how to best support students, teachers and school communities after a death. The stories chronicled will provide a good foundation for responding to grief in your school. Whether you are a parent, teacher, concerned friend, school counselor, or educational administrator, the information contained in this DVD will give you a deeper understanding of grief and concrete strategies to support students who are dealing with a death. To preview this DVD, please visit the streaming page for this title. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Guidebook: Helping the Grieving Student: A Guide for Teachers Item #536: at some point, every teacher will encounter a student who has been affected by a death. This guidebook is an essential resource for elementary, middle and high school teachers, offering practical tips and information for how to respond to a death. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Guidebook: When Death Impacts Your School: A Guide for School Administrators Item #545: a valuable resource for school personnel who are faced with a death or tragedy in their school community. This guidebook includes suggestions for how schools can help students—by addressing concerns, organizing memorials and offering support. It also includes instructions for developing a school intervention plan after a death, how to address issues related to suicide and violence and how to know when outside help is needed. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Brochure: After a Death: Ten Ways to Help Grieving Students & Their Peers Item #553: this pamphlet serves as a companion piece to Helping a Grieving Student: A Guide for Teachers . It highlights grief support tips found in the full-length guidebook. This along with the other pamphlets are inexpensive and informative and make an excellent resource. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
This bundle contains two of the guidebooks, one activity book and the Ten Tips brochure:
- Guidebook: Helping the Grieving Student: A Guide for Teachers Item #536: at some point, every teacher will encounter a student who has been affected by a death. This guidebook is an essential resource for elementary, middle and high school teachers, offering practical tips and information for how to respond to a death. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Guidebook: When Death Impacts Your School: A Guide for School Administrators Item #545: a valuable resource for school personnel who are faced with a death or tragedy in their school community. This guidebook includes suggestions for how schools can help students—by addressing concerns, organizing memorials and offering support. It also includes instructions for developing a school intervention plan after a death, how to address issues related to suicide and violence and how to know when outside help is needed. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- After a Death: An Activity Book for Children Item #569: this easy-to-use workbook is designed for children ages 5 to 12 who have experienced the death of a family member or friend. With a mixture of creative activities and tips for dealing with changes at school, home and with friends, this is a great tool for all grieving children. We’ve included a variety of drawing and writing exercises to help children remember the person who died, and learn new ways to live with the loss. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Brochure: After a Death: Ten Ways to Help Grieving Students & Their Peers Item #553: this pamphlet serves as a companion piece to Helping a Grieving Student: A Guide for Teachers . It highlights grief support tips found in the full-length guidebook. This along with the other pamphlets are inexpensive and informative and make an excellent resource. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
This bundle includes a DVD, two guidebooks and a brochure, and the large activity book.
- DVD: Supporting the Grieving Student Item #587: this video is a resource for how to best support students, teachers and school communities after a death. The stories chronicled will provide a good foundation for responding to grief in your school. Whether you are a parent, teacher, concerned friend, school counselor, or educational administrator, the information contained in this DVD will give you a deeper understanding of grief and concrete strategies to support students who are dealing with a death. To preview this DVD, please visit the streaming page for this title. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Guidebook: Helping the Grieving Student: A Guide for Teachers Item #536: at some point, every teacher will encounter a student who has been affected by a death. This guidebook is an essential resource for elementary, middle and high school teachers, offering practical tips and information for how to respond to a death. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Guidebook: When Death Impacts Your School: A Guide for School Administrators Item #545: a valuable resource for school personnel who are faced with a death or tragedy in their school community. This guidebook includes suggestions for how schools can help students—by addressing concerns, organizing memorials and offering support. It also includes instructions for developing a school intervention plan after a death, how to address issues related to suicide and violence and how to know when outside help is needed. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Brochure: After a Death: Ten Ways to Help Grieving Students & Their Peers Item #553: this pamphlet serves as a companion piece to Helping a Grieving Student: A Guide for Teachers . It highlights grief support tips found in the full-length guidebook. This along with the other pamphlets are inexpensive and informative and make an excellent resource. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
- Memories Matter: Activities for Grieving Children & Teens Item #585: this activity book features 85 activities designed to help children process their unique grief. The activities can be used with children and teens in peer support groups or for parents to use with their children. For individual copy pricing, please click here.
Each bundle will contain 20 copies of this item at a discounted rate.
This guidebook offers a comprehensive, easy-to-read overview of how children grieve and strategies to support them. Based on The Dougy Center’s work with thousands of grieving children and their families, you will learn how children understand death, how to talk with children about death at various developmental stages, how to be helpful and when to seek outside help. This book is useful for parents, teachers, helping professionals and anyone trying to support a grieving child.
ISBN 978-1-890534-00-4
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NOTE: for the Spanish translation, please view Item #568, Como ayudar a un nino a sobrellevar una muerte.
Each bundle will contain 20 copies of this item at a discounted rate.
If you know a child who has experienced the death of a parent, caregiver, sibling, grandparent or friend, you may have wondered how to support them. This guidebook presents simple and practical suggestions drawn from the experiences of thousands of grieving children and teens about what helps and what doesn’t. Learn what to expect from grieving children at different ages, how to provide safe outlets for children to express their thoughts and feelings, and how to support them during the memorial service, holidays and anniversary times.
ISBN 978-1-890534-08-0
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NOTE: for the Spanish translation, please view Item #567, 35 Maneras de ayudar a un niño angustiado o apenado.
Each bundle will contain 20 copies of this item at a discounted rate.
This practical guide covers the unique grief responses of teenagers and the specific challenges they face when grieving a death. You will learn how death impacts teenagers and ways that you can help them. The book also offers advice from parents and caregivers of bereaved teens on how to support adolescents and how to determine when professional help is needed.
ISBN 978-1-890534-02-8
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NOTE: for the Spanish translation, please view Item #577, Ayuda para adolescents sobrellevar una muerte de un querido.
Each bundle will contain 20 copies of this item at a discounted rate.
A valuable resource for school personnel who are faced with a death or tragedy in their school community. This guidebook includes suggestions for how schools can help students—by addressing concerns, organizing memorials and offering support. It also includes instructions for developing a school intervention plan after a death, how to address issues related to suicide and violence and how to know when outside help is needed.
ISBN 978-1-890534-05-9
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Bundle Pricing: What About the Kids? Understanding Their Needs in Funeral Planning & Services Item #700B
Each bundle will contain 25 copies of this item at a discounted rate.
This book addresses the best practices for funeral and memorial services with children and teens. Learn how to include children in these rituals and creative ways to involve them in the process. You will find suggestions from children and teens about what was helpful and unhelpful about the funeral or memorial service they attended.
ISBN 978-1-890534-04-2