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You may have come to this page today because you are grieving. Or perhaps someone in your life is hurting and you are looking for ways to support them. No matter how you got here, we want you to know that we are sorry for the challenges that you or those you love are facing each day.
In times of heartbreak, it is often difficult to think of concrete ways to help those who are grieving.
Explaining death to a child is not an easy task, especially when the death was of a close friend or family member.
Review important internal and external departments and their contact information.
Watch the video presentations given by experts from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) at our Celiac Education Day 2022.
Here are some tips from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network and our team at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to help with these important conversations.
Crohn’s disease can take an emotional and physical toll, especially on adolescents. Learn how to help your teen take control of their health and well-being.
The Children's Oncology Group Family Handbook provides families with reliable information about treatment, support, and follow-up care for children and young people with cancer.
One of the more challenging topics within a loss discussion is that of funeral services, burial and cremation. When preparing for these conversations, it will be important to think about what exposure a young person has already had with funerals and or memorial services. This context can help guide conversation.
CHOP's Epilepsy Program is committed to helping teens prepare for and transition to an adult doctor.