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Grief And Loss
Grief and Loss
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How to Help a Grieving Child
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Provides several supports for children and teens who are grieving the loss of a sibling or parent, including a monthly healing activity and bereavement camp.
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Bereavement services for families
Michele Allman, Bereavement Coordinator 274-4069 -
This is a day camp designed to benefit children (entering grades 2 – 11 in following school year) who are adjusting to the death of a loved one. Developed by Licensed Master Social Workers, this camp promotes understanding, acceptance, hope and healing through a comprehensive program of activities. It is staffed by credentialed professionals and trained volunteers. This camp is offered free-of-charge to children and families, and is provided by Visiting Nurse Hospice, Pittsford Youth Services, Dreams from Drake, and St. John Fisher College. Please contact Michele Allman for more information, 274-4069
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3111 Winton Road South, Henrietta
Bereavement services for families.
475-8800 -
- The Dougy Center
- When Families Grieve Sponsored by Sesame Street
- Death and Loss: Helping Children Manage Their Grief – by Bruce Perry MD, PhD
- National Alliance for Grieving Children
- The Center for Loss and Life Transition
- My Grief Rights
- The Consortium on Trauma, Illness, and Grief in Schools
- The Coalition to Support Grieving Students
- 10 Ways to Help a Grieving Child
- Tristesse Grief Center Activity Ideas
- Life Time Care Monroe County Therapist List for Children
- Life Time Care Monroe County Therapist List for Adults
- Book List for Grief and Loss
- Tips for Talking To Grieving Children and Teens
- Finding the Right Words: Guidelines on How to Talk to Grieving Children about Death
- Tips for Explaining Death to Children
- Tips for Talking to Adolescents About Death
- Parent Guidelines for Support Children during Grief
- Preparing Your Child to Attend the Memorial Service of a Friend
- Staff Guidelines for Support Children during Grief