Caring for Young Grievers
Caring for Young Grievers: For parents and caregivers
Caring for Young Grievers is a new and free community educational resource from Roger Neilson Children’s Hospice. This virtual workshop assists and equips parents, caregivers, teachers, counsellors and other professionals working with children to support grieving young people. If you care for or work with a young person trying to cope with the death of a sibling, parent, or any other person close to them, this resource is here to help you help them. Register today, as space is limited.
Caring for Young Grievers
Caring for Young Grievers: For parents and caregivers
Caring for Young Grievers is a new and free community educational resource from Roger Neilson Children’s Hospice. This virtual workshop assists and equips parents, caregivers, teachers, counsellors and other professionals working with children to support grieving young people. If you care for or work with a young person trying to cope with the death of a sibling, parent, or any other person close to them, this resource is here to help you help them. Register today, as space is limited.
Parent & Caregiver Grief Connections: drop-in support group
Parent & Caregiver Grief Connections: drop-in support group
Building community and understanding through shared experiences.
Parent Grief Connections is a drop-in group for parents navigating grief after experiencing the death of a child and completing RNCH group services, such as our Parent and Caregiver Grief Circle program. Minimizing isolation, connecting with others with similar experiences, and continuing with coping strategies are the focus.
Parent & Caregiver Grief Connections: drop-in support group
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Pregnancy After Loss Support Group (PALS)
Pregnancy After Loss Support Group (PALS)
Roger Neilson Children’s Hospice is committed to providing on-going bereavement support to families following the loss of their child. There is growing evidence that, during future pregnancies, families can benefit from receiving increased emotional support, surrounded by other families who understand that, during subsequent pregnancies, it is possible to be anxious, happy, and sad all at the same time! The group will be an open monthly drop-in for families who have already accessed RNCH services and are currently pregnant and struggling emotionally. The group will be held on the first or second Monday of every month from 5:00-6:30 PM. Please check the website for scheduling.
Pregnancy After Loss Support Group (PALS)
Pregnancy After Loss Support Group (PALS)
Roger Neilson Children’s Hospice is committed to providing on-going bereavement support to families following the loss of their child. There is growing evidence that, during future pregnancies, families can benefit from receiving increased emotional support, surrounded by other families who understand that, during subsequent pregnancies, it is possible to be anxious, happy, and sad all at the same time! The group will be an open monthly drop-in for families who have already accessed RNCH services and are currently pregnant and struggling emotionally. The group will be held on the first or second Monday of every month from 5:00-6:30 PM. Please check the website for scheduling.
Caring for Young Grievers
Caring for Young Grievers: For parents and caregivers
Caring for Young Grievers is a new and free community educational resource from Roger Neilson Children’s Hospice. This virtual workshop assists and equips parents, caregivers, teachers, counsellors and other professionals working with children to support grieving young people. If you care for or work with a young person trying to cope with the death of a sibling, parent, or any other person close to them, this resource is here to help you help them. Register today, as space is limited.
Parent & Caregiver Grief Connections: drop-in support group
Parent & Caregiver Grief Connections: drop-in support group
Building community and understanding through shared experiences.
Parent Grief Connections is a drop-in group for parents navigating grief after experiencing the death of a child and completing RNCH group services, such as our Parent and Caregiver Grief Circle program. Minimizing isolation, connecting with others with similar experiences, and continuing with coping strategies are the focus.
Parent & Caregiver Grief Connections: drop-in support group
"*" indicates required fields