loss and to its recognition of developmental differences in children's experiences and expressions of this grief. This is an invaluable resource for family members, educators, and mentors as they support grieving children with sensitivity and compassion."
-Kristen English, PsyD, licensed psychologist and clinical director for the Traces of Love Association
"Sue Trace Lawrence compellingly captures the common challenges children face following loss. This book broadly examines bereavement and its legacy by effectively integrating neurological, cognitive, socioemotional, and psychological perspectives. She offers useful guidance about how educators can best respond in order to facilitate students' recovery and help them thrive. This book is an extremely valuable resource for anyone who cares about children."
-Catherine Chambliss, PhD, professor of psychology at Ursinus College and author of
Empathy Rules
