Interview With An Expert Series: Children's Grief
Children’s Grief at School: A Conversation with School Counsellor Toby Daniel
Counsellor and educator, Toby Daniel shares how to support grieving children in the classroom and at home — because grief doesn’t stop when the school bell rings.
Understanding Children’s Grief: A Conversation with Child Psychologist Rachel McGregor
Child psychologist Rachel McGregor shares what parents and caregivers most need to know about children’s grief — how it really looks, what children need from us, and how to support your child while navigating your own loss. A warm, practical, and reassuring read for any family walking this road, and wanting to understand children’s grief, and helps that can smooth the waves along the way.
Interview with an Expert: Grief Blog Series – Karen Brough
Grief touches every family. This series brings together leading experts in children’s grief — because your child deserves to be understood, and you deserve support too. Join Karen Brough as she sits down with the professionals who walk alongside grieving children every day.
Children’s Grief Counseling: A Conversation with Licensed Counselor Dr. Crystal Russell
Grief Is More Than We Think
There’s no better place to start than the beginning — so that’s exactly where I asked Dr. Crystal to take us.
What is one thing you wish people knew about grief that isn’t commonly understood?
“Grief is a process. People need to understand what grief really is. It’s not just losing a loved one – it could be loss of a job, loss of pets, loss of anything you value. Any type of loss can trigger grief.
