61. Iapce Website concerned with young people.Topics covered bereavement and Loss. Guidelines forcoping with grief in the school will be many class tutors, school staffs in http://homepage.tinet.ie/~iapce/publications.html

Price £12.95 Members £11.50 By Micheal Ryan This unique and long-awaited resource will make a considerable contribution to schools and other contexts wishing to deal comprehensively and sensitively with the issues of Change, Death and Loss.The programme that Micheal Ryan has developed has been piloted successfully in a number of schools. Price £8.95 Members £8.50 Moving Forward With Students: By Luke Monahan This is an extensive resource that answers not only the why , but also, the how when it comes to student involvement in the life of the school. if you are looking for effective proven strategies to support the teaching and learning environment by providing crucial leadership opportunities to students....... look no further. This is a gathering of practical and accessible suggestions that will support and encourage you at every level. Price £7.99 T he Chaplain: A Faith Presence in the School Community By Luke Monahan Caroline Renehan . Published by Columba Press. A Faith Presence in the School Community By Luke Monahan Caroline Renehan . Published by Columba Press. An extensive handbook for the chaplain and an invaluable resource to religion teachers, principals and chaplain themselves. In the book:

62. Bereavement Video Helps Children And Their Families Max Nellie's Journey with grief has been conferences centered on issues of bereavement,and has presented to several thousand elementary school students in http://www.funeralplan.com/griefsupport/maxandnellie2.html

Grief Education Coping with Grief Bereavement Video Helps Children and Their Families by the Old Brick Playhouse "Life is nothing but a continuing dance of birth and death, a dance of change so let us then work with these changes now in life, that is the real way to deal with death," claims Sogyal Rinpoche in the Tibetan Book Of Living and Dying. This philosophy parallels America's recent movement to improve the process of dying and grief surrounding such a loss. From Bill and Judith Moyers' recent PBS special "On Our Own Terms" to the groundbreaking work of America's Hospice organizations, we in the West, seem to be focusing on End of Life Care, and The Old Brick Playhouse has recently joined that crusade. Then, in a timely manner the West Virginia Initiative to Improve End-of-Life Care approached the Old Brick with a request. It seems there was a need for a product that explored the topics of loss and grief as they impact children at different stages of development. "It was an exciting challenge due to the delicate nature of the subject matter," says Armentrout. "But we were driven by both the need for such a product and our love for entertaining children."

63. Grief And Loss In Childhood And Adolescence Joan Bacon, MSSA, LISW, Child grief Therapist, a former elementary school teacherwith the Both instructors are from the bereavement Center of Hospice of the http://www.csuohio.edu/ce/programs/Courses/HCHS463001.htm

Grief and Loss in Childhood and Adolescence Learn to provide appropriate support Understanding the basic concepts of grief and loss is fundamental to effective supportive interactions when a death has occurred. Designed for social workers, teachers, counselors, pastors, psychologists, and nurses, this course provides valuable information for working with children and adolescents who have experienced a loss due to death. We will specifically examine the nature and tasks of grief, the developmental underpinnings of bereavement responses for children and adolescents, the implications of sudden and traumatic loss, and how to support bereaved children and adolescents and their families. Resource materials will be included. Key Topics Covered Nature of Grief Tasks of Grief Developmental Considerations Implications of Traumatic Loss What is Helpful, What is Not Resources Instructors: Charline Zimmerman Miller, LPCC, School Liaison, designs and implements programs for school children, parents and school personnel. She draws on over twenty years of experience in providing consultation and training for teachers, guidance staff, school social workers and psychologists and school administrators.

64. Homework Help Web Sites for school Psychology and Clinical employee assistance professionals, educators,bereavement counselors, and mental Center for Loss and grief Therapy. http://lahs.losalamos.k12.nm.us/resources/counseling/for_counselors.shtml

Guidance and Counseling Los Alamos High School For Counselors GUIDANCE HOME WHO IS MY COUNSELOR? CRISIS HELP! HOMEWORK HELP ... Web Sites for School Psychology and Clinical Psychology Alcoholics Anonymous 212-685-1110 ADEC (Association for Death Education and Counseling) American Hospice Foundation 130 Connecticut Avenue NW Suite 700 Washington, D.C. 20036-4101 Offers on-site training workshops for managers, employee assistance professionals, educators, bereavement counselors, and mental health professionals. Anxiety Disorders Association of America 6000 Executive Bldg., Suite 513 Rockville, MD 20852 Camps for Grieving Children American Hospice Foundation Camp Jamie: Sponsored by the Hospice of Frederick County. Camp Jamie is a special weekend camp for grieving children ages 6-24.

65. Guidance guidance Links. Hospice Support Hotline http//www.ubalt.edu/www/bereavement/newyork.htm.Teenage grief (TAG) Homepage http//www.smartlink.net/~tag/index.html. http://www.babylon.k12.ny.us/guidance.htm

Guidance Pages Guidance Links COLLEGE INFO: SAT Info: http://www.collegeboard.org College Research Info: http://www.petersons.com College Homepages: http://www.mit.edu:8001/ people/cdemello/univ.h t ml FINANCIAL AID INFO: Nellie Mae Loan Link: http://www.nelliemae.org FAFSA INFO: http://www.ed.gov/office/OPE/express.html University Financial Aid Offices: http://www.finaid.org/finaid/fao-web.html EATING DISORDERS: Something Fishy Homepage: http://www.something-fishy.com/ed.htm Eating Disorder Recovery On-Line Homepage: http://www.edrecovery.com ANRED(Eating disorders): http://www. anred.com/ BEREAVEMENT COUSELING: http://www.ubalt.edu/www/bereavement/newyork.htm Teenage Grief (TAG) Homepage: http://www.smartlink.net/~tag/index.html Griefnet Homepage: http://rivendell.org/index.html DRUGS AND ALCOHOL: Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drugs: www.health.org Al-Anon/Alateen Homepage: http://www.al-anon-alateen.org Another Empty Bottle Homepage: http://www.alcoholismhelp.com TIME AND STRESS MANAGEMENT: http://fitlife.com

66. Campus Starter Magazine :: Post Secondary School Information Often when people die, the feelings of grief, anger and dismay of those they haveleft behind bereavement counsellors are trained to help people cope with death http://www.campusstarter.com/getajob_careersearch_details.cfm?CarId=855

67. ASCD Education Bulletin - September 14, 2001 The UCLA school Mental Health Project's Center for Mental Health in schools Go tothe Quick Find option and select grief and bereavement under the http://www.ascd.org/readingroom/bulletin/091401eb.html

September 14, 2001 In this issue: Kids and Grief Press Release from NASP Useful Websites ASCD Product Focus: ... ASCD Education Bulletin Dear Readers, Due to the events of this week, ASCD Education Bulletin wishes to devote this issue entirely to supporting families and educators as they help children cope with feelings of loss or anger over this national tragedy. Kids and Grief In a Web interview, Patricia Donovan-Duff, RN, of the Bereavement Center of Westchester, New York and Benyamin Cirlin, CSW of the Center for Loss and Renewal, offer the following information and advice for adults when talking with children about traumatic events: The two most important things for a grieving child are a safe environment and the presence of a caring adult. It's important to ask children how they feel and what they are experiencing. Top Press Release from NASP From the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP): Helping Children Cope With Tuesday's Acts of Terrorism Tips for Parents and Teachers The following is a release from NASP: Tuesday's tragic acts of terrorism are unprecedented in the American experience. Children, like many people, may be confused or frightened by the news and will look to adults for information and guidance on how to react. Parents and school personnel can help children cope first and foremost by establishing a sense of safety and security. As the nation learns more about what happened and why, adults can continue to help children work through their emotions and perhaps even use the process as a learning experience.

68. Missoula Demonstration Project - Resources - Recommended Reading bereavement It's Psychological Aspects; Children Mourning, Mourning Children; ContinuingBonds New Living With grief At Work, At school, At Worship; Living http://www.missoulademonstration.org/recommended_reading.phtml

This project receives funding from: The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations The Charles Engelhard Foundation The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation Knoll Pharmaceutical Co. The Nathan Cummings Foundation Purdue Pharma L.P. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Recommended Reading - Resource Book List Advance Care Planning Advance directives Time to Live: Living With A Life Threatening Illness Care Of The Dying Caring, Informal Caring and Coping When Your Loved One Is Seriously Ill How Can I Help? I'm With You Now Someone You Love Is Dying. How Do You Cope? ... What to Eat When You Don't Feel Like Eating Home Health Care Bringing the Hospital Home: Ethical and Social Implications of High-Tech Home Care Home Care of the Hospice Patient Hospice Hospice Choice: The National Hospice Organization's Guide to Hospice Care Hospice Hospice Choice: The National Hospice Organization's Guide to Hospice Care Quality of Care Surviving Modern Medicine-How to Get the Best from Doctors, Family and Friends Death and Dying General A Few Months to Live: Different Paths to Life's End Art of Dying Dying Well-Peace and Possibilities at the End of Life Final Gifts: Understanding the Special Awareness, Needs, and Communications of the Dying

69. Bereavement of Contents Chapter 1 Coming to Terms with Death — bereavement; 10 things of abroken heart?; grief and the adolescent; Good grief; New school plan for http://www.spinneypress.com.au/120_book_desc.html

Editor: Justin Healey ISBN 1 876811 29 3 Year 1999 Price: $17.50 Bereavement Volume 120 Issues in Society Table of Contents Chapter 1: Coming to Terms with Death Chapter 2: Dealing with the Formalities Glossary; Facts and Figures; Further Resources; Index.

70. C [ THE THIRD ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON GRIEF AND HEALING] sibling, spousal, parental, and child bereavement Heightened sensitivity Paul,Ph.D. D. GUIDING school COMMUNITIES THROUGH grief This session http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/mhonarc/conferences/msg00319.html

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index C [ THE THIRD ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON GRIEF AND HEALING] Subject : C [ THE THIRD ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON GRIEF AND HEALING] Date : Wed, 16 Sep 1998 20:42:24 +0100 BEGIN included message Subject : THE THIRD ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON GRIEF AND HEALING Date : Fri, 11 Sep 1998 11:14:28 -0500 Newsgroups alt.support.grief sci.psychology.misc sci.psychology.psychotherapy soc.support.depression.family ... http://www.outreach.psu.edu/C END included message Prev by Date: C [ Dennett Conference] Next by Date: C [ 11th Gestalt Theory Convention: Problem of Effect] Prev by thread: C [ Dennett Conference] Next by thread: C [ 11th Gestalt Theory Convention: Problem of Effect] Index(es): Date Thread

71. The Physical, Emotional, Spiritual And Existential Components In Dying And Berea teachers at ten schools regarding issues of grief and will do design considerationsand ameliorative factors of schoolbased bereavement services located http://www.soros.org/death/spiritual.htm

Home What's New Featured Grantees Newsletters ... Contact Us Search PDIA: Upaya Joan Halifax, Ph.D. Project: The creation of 'The Institute for Contemplative Work with Dying People," a center for spiritual inspiration, education, and continuing support for dying people, their families, and care givers as well as health care professionals, educators, and administrators. The Universalist Meeting House of Provincetown Reverend Jennifer Justice Project: Continuing support for a series of community programs the church offers including: a support group for HIV+ people, HIV- people and partners who are grieving the loss of their loved ones; an eight-week course "Living with Dying;" and a volunteer team to provide additional spiritual support to people in their dying process. Interfaith Neighbors, Inc Eileen Lyons, CSW $150,000 over 2 years Project: Children's Bereavement Project (CBP) provides school-based bereavement services including assessment, group intervention, and follow-up services to 210 early adolescents each year. CBP will conduct outreach to educate students and teachers at ten schools regarding issues of grief and will do empirical research in order to identify the essential design considerations and ameliorative factors of school-based bereavement services located in neighborhoods with high rates of mortality and violence. CBP will train 40 guidance and youth practitioners from other community-based organizations to conduct school-based bereavement groups.

72. BEREAVEMENT This may be useful for bereavement support, but also if grief comes out in When achild returns to school after a bereavement there are a number of things http://www.tigerchild.com/pages/1387.asp

message board comments about tigerchild help ... bereavement BEREAVEMENT Introduction The Death of a Child Death of Someone in the Family The Grief Process ... Books and Articles INTRODUCTION If you have experienced the death of someone in your family there are a variety of organisations that can offer understanding and practical support to children, parents and families. Many of these agencies are made up of people who have also faced bereavement and who understand the terrible shock of the early days but know as well that it may be some years later when you need support, guidance or information. There are no rules on how to grieve but it may help to think of bereavement as a path with many turns that continues to change over the years. THE DEATH OF A CHILD At such a difficult time the family may find it helpful to link up with someone who has lost a child in similar circumstances. This can help ease some of the terrible isolation you may feel and also help you to find information and local services for your family. Compassionate Friends is an organisation made up of bereaved parents that offers befriending support and has a local group network you can join. The contact information is available online. They also produce many informative

73. Experience US 2000 Site! on successful programs and policies to deal effectively with harassment in school. hasa counselling practice that specializes in grief and bereavement. http://www.usask.ca/registrar/experience/gcsessions.html

Main Students Parents Guidance ... Schedule Sessions Register pdf files Volunteers Session Information Quicklink to afternoon sessions Concurrent Morning Sessions Facilitator: Dr. Theresa Zolner, Assistant Professor of Psychology, St. Thomas More College, U of S Over the past several years, the issue of violence in school has become of increasing concern. Parents, students, and educators have, as a consequence, begun to focus on the issue of bullying and negative peer relations at both the elementary and high school levels. Dr. Zolner will look at what types of bullying exist, characteristics of bullies and victims, as well as positive methods of intervention with both children and their families. Facilitator: This workshop will give counsellors insight into what constitutes harassment and will provide information on successful programs and policies to deal effectively with harassment in school. Youth Grieving Facilitator: Dr. Brian Chartier, Clinical Psychologist, Professor of Psychology, St. Thomas More College, U of S

74. Bereavement Publishing Web Resources www.wakingtotears.com Offers grief resources specific to the Counseling, The AmericanAcademy of bereavement, and the a faculty member in the school of Social http://www.bereavementmag.com/resources/default.asp

Home Magazine eSympathy eMemorials ... in our archives Please check our schedule of conferences and events Bereavement Magazine - Love Pat Page? You're not alone. Find his new book I Ain't Mad at Nobody right here! Bereavement Publishing Web Resources Featured Resource New Grief and Loss Toll-Free Support Line Call 1-866-797-2277 toll free - 9am - 9pm EST, daily The service is confidential and is available in 140 languages and dialects. National Relay Service for the hearing impaired and the speech disabled is also available. GriefandLoss.org was created in response to the events of September 11 and the overwhelming need for additional help for people who need to address grief issues, including managing grief during holidays and dealing with sudden and traumatic loss. The non-commercial, not-for-profit site, GriefandLoss.org, is free and available to all. It can be reached at www.GriefandLoss.org

75. Counseling Services or can leave their children with trained bereavement counselors and Contact NancyCohen to arrange for free grief and traumatic Rockville Centre school District. http://www.wecarervc.org/pages/counseling.html

76. Parent Resource Information bereavement Group. covered are Loss and grief What are they?, Myths of grief, griefand Mourning for eight sessions and is conducted during the school day, with http://pages.framingham.k12.ma.us/psychology/parent_resource_information.htm

Parent Information Programs in the Schools I. The Social Competency Program The Social Competency Program (Open Circle) has been part of Framingham Public Schools Elementary Curriculum for many years. The program recognizes the critical role that relationships play in the social development and academic success of children. By learning the social skills necessary to make and keep new and diverse relationships with classmates, children create new ways to improve their own and other's growth. The instruction and practice in various social skills provided in this curriculum help students and teachers to build more positive relationships. This also raises their expectations of themselves and others. Together, they can create a supportive and nurturing classroom environment, one that appreciates diversity of all types and encourages and supports the academic achievement of all. The Open Circle curriculum is designed to provide problem solving strategies that children are encouraged to try in various school settings. The Open Circle curriculum is organized around three clusters: creating a cooperative classroom environment solving people problems building positive relationships II. The Personal Safety Program

77. Brunner-Routledge Subject Guide - Counselling with Death and Loss in the school Community 1 and Human Emotion Guiding Clientsthrough grief 156032 Sun The Experience of Sibling bereavement in Childhood 1 http://www.brunner-routledge.com/counselling.html

Counselling Free email alerting! Our priority new book information service allows you to receive email notification of new books and offers in therapeutic approaches. Send a blank email to counselling-join@brunner-routledge.co.uk to subscribe to this free service. In addition we have a separate service for those with a broader interest in psychotherapeutic approaches, send a blank email to therapeutic.approaches-join@brunner-routledge.co.uk if you would prefer to join this service. We respect the privacy of our customers: we will always include a link to leave the list in any communication and will never pass on your email address to a third party. Please choose your more specific area of interest Counselling Related Journals Death Studies Related Journals Grief and Bereavement Counselling Related Journals HIV/AIDS Counselling Guided Self-Help War Counselling Related Journals: British Journal of Guidance and Counselling - Available Online Counselling Psychology Quarterly - Available Online - Available Online Psychodynamic Practice - Available Online Cross et al: Reporting in Counselling and Psychotherapy 0-415-23194-9 2003 pbk Illovsky: Mental Health Professionals, Minorities and the Poor

78. Funeral Service Foundation Understanding Death, Dying, grief, And bereavement. Preparing a school Community toCope with Crisis By Robert anyone who works with teens and grief as violence http://www.funeralservicefoundation.org/resources/understanding.php

79. SATIPS PSE Page educational pack for use in the home and the school, designed to Loss, Changeand grief – an Educational A Teenage Guide to Coping with bereavement. http://www.satips.org.uk/pse/review.html

80. TA Responses Grief And Bereavement Adolescent bereavement Turning a Fragile Time into Acceptance In Elementary SchoolGuidance and Counseling, v28, pp. grief Groups for Students Who Have Had a http://smhp.psych.ucla.edu/qf/p3003_01.htm

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