Understanding Grief in Children

Category: Trauma Informed
Length: Self-paced (1 hour total)

Course Description:
This course provides essential insights into supporting young children experiencing loss and life transitions. Participants will explore what grief is, how children ages 2–8 experience it, and strategies to create a safe, supportive environment. The course also addresses common grief myths, back-to-school challenges, and the role of literature in helping children cope.

What You’ll Learn:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:

1. Define grief, recognize various types of losses in children’s lives, and explain their impact on emotional and developmental well-being.

2. Describe the developmental stages of grief in children ages 2–8, identify common responses, and apply strategies to support them effectively.

3. Dismantle common grief myths, address school-related challenges for grieving children, and implement supportive practices that foster coping and security.

Certificate: Participants receive a certificate of completion for 1 professional development hour.

COURSE ACCESS EXPIRES WITHIN 7 DAYS OF PURCHASE. We understand things happen, if you need an extension for any reason, please contact us at attheheartoftll@gmail.com