Children and Grief

This course will explore how children experience grief and loss during the early years. Participants will explore recommended practices for helping children cope with the death of a loved one and other associated losses. Participants will learn how to be more culturally responsive to students and families who are grieving. Participants will discover the potential impact of supporting others in their grief and self-care strategies for teachers will be shared.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

54 reviews for Children and Grief

  1. Mellanie OAK PARK, IL –

    I really enjoyed this course!

  2. Laura RICHMOND, VA –

    Great course

  3. Brenda WICHITA, KS –

    enjoy this subject and it will be used.

  4. Kaitlyn METAIRIE, LA –

    It taught me a lot

  5. Gloria NORTH RIDGEVILLE, OH –

    Thank you for providing this training!

  6. Kaitlyn TUCSON, AZ –

    Loved it!

  7. Gregoria FUQUAY VARINA, NC –

    Fantastic training

  8. ANGELITA STRATFORD, CT –

    Great Information

  9. Claire YUMA, AZ –

    Great course – very applicable for my career

  10. Marcia GASTONIA, NC –

    Excellent course

  11. Debora TUCSON, AZ –

    Thank you for including the topic of Childhood Grief in your catalogue

  12. Melissa AUSTIN, TX –

    I think it’s helpful that the course included topics like what not to say/do. I think that is just as important as what you should say/do.

  13. Kaitlyn TUCSON, AZ –

    Loved it

  14. Laura TUCSON, AZ –

    it was a good course

  15. Domonique NICHOLASVILLE, KY –

    I’m glad I have learned the different topics about grief. I enjoyed this course.

  16. Pamela LEXINGTON, KY –

    Great program

  17. Carmen FORT WORTH, TX –

    Good course

  18. Susan WICHITA, KS –

    Awesome training

  19. Olga EAST HAMPTON, NY –

    Good information I’m learning a lot with this interesting topics.

  20. Colleen GLEN BURNIE, MD –

    Like the program

  21. Dawn STOW, OH –

    very good course

  22. Helen MESQUITE, TX –

    No additional comments the lesson was very helpful even on a personal level

  23. Elsa COLLEGE PLACE, WA –

    Thanks for offering this course.

  24. Crystal ELK RIVER, MN –

    Thank you for a nice, at my own pace, great learning experience! 🙂

  25. Tracey LAS VEGAS, NV –

    good informative class

  26. Deanna LELAND, NC –

    Good classes

  27. Darlene CHAMPAIGN, IL –

    Great course and very informative

  28. cindy STERLING, CT –

    The information on children’s grief I was very helpful as there is a 2 yr child whose father recently died.

  29. Virginia HARRISON, NY –

    I have taken online courses with other institutes and have learned nothing. Your courses are extremely helpful and informative

  30. Alexa HARLINGEN, TX –

    Great training

  31. Mary LAS VEGAS, NV –

    great course

  32. Maria WESTON, FL –

    Excellent content

  33. Nelly VERO BEACH, FL –

    This course was of great contribution to bring ideas to the classroom

  34. devin SPARTANBURG, SC –

    You guys are doing great thanks again!!!

  35. flor WEST HAVEN, CT –

    The course is very complete, thank you.

  36. Latanya GYWNN OAK, MD –

    I truly enjoyed this course it was very helpful.

  37. Renee WILMINGTON, NC –

    Most enjoyable and the best in ease of use! Thank you

  38. Cary HOGANSBURG, NY –

    Very good and understanding to what to expect.

  39. Martha DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD –

    Great course.Thank you.

  40. Michelle ELMHURST, NY –

    Great course

  41. Kaly ELMHURST, NY –

    I enjoyed this course.

  42. Sue COOPER CITY, FL –

    I enjoy learning and taking these classes.

  43. Jennifer LAS VEGAS, NV –

    Very useful information!

  44. Janice DUNCAN, OK –

    Was a very informative course and I enjoyed taking it

  45. jocelyn CHEPACHET, RI –

    I really like the way the program is set up

  46. Allison WINDSOR MILL, MD –

    This was my favorite training so far

  47. Barbara BALTIMORE, MD –

    I am thankful that I selected this course. The skills learned and the content are current considering the Pandemic that the world is experiencing.
    Thank you.
    Thank you.

  48. Mary PHX, AZ –

    I really appreciate this program so much

  49. Emily SCOTTSDALE, AZ –

    It was a really good topic to learn, especially because we have a lot of this paticular topic going on in the place I work at.

  50. mark BRANFORD, CT –

    I firmly feel that the information provided to me in this course will definitely assist me in dealing with grief not only for my students, but for myself as well.

  51. Linda ROSEDALE, NY –

    This was a very interesting course.

  52. King CHICAGO, IL –

    Awesome training!

  53. Nikki LITTLE CHUTE, WI –

    His course was helpful as a family recently at our center suffered a traumatic loss of there family dog it helped me provide better care to there children

  54. Gayle SUMTER, SC –

    This course helped me better understand how important it is to take time to know your families and their beliefs. I also learned a new term-compassion fatigue and how it can affect how you interact with those around you. Great information to prepare you how to talk to children and families and deal with a natural but difficult part of life.

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