Bereavement Events
Bereavement events for patients and families at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
Our Bereavement Program experts have created this list of resources to help you keep your child safe and well.
Bereavement events for patients and families at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
This resource list encompasses various types of loss. Although you may not have experienced the exact type of grief depicted, we hope that you are able to find similarities in your personal story and connection in an isolating time.
This resource list encompasses various types of loss. Although you may not have experienced the exact type of grief depicted, we hope that you are able to find similarities in your personal story and connection in an isolating time.
This resource list encompasses various types of loss. Although you may not have experienced the exact type of grief depicted, we hope that you are able to find similarities in your personal story and connection in an isolating time.
Explaining death to a child is not an easy task, especially when the death was of a close friend or family member.
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.
Review frequently asked questions for the recently bereaved.
These websites offer support to those who are dealing with grief.
In times of heartbreak, it is often difficult to think of concrete ways to help those who are grieving.
Review important internal and external departments and their contact information.