Airdrie & District Hospice Society

Helping children grieve #airdriehospice #childrensgriefawareness

We remember #CanadaRemembers

Each teen’s grieving experience is unique. Grieving is a different experience for each person. Teens grieve for different lengths of time and express a wide spectrum of emotions. Grief is best understood as a process in which bodily sensations, emotions, thoughts, and behaviors surface in response to the death, its circumstances, the past relationship with the deceased and the realization of the future without the person. For example, sadness and crying may be an expression of grief for one teen, while another may respond with humor and laughter.

You may be grieving and not even know it Disenfranchised Grief.....@airdriehospice

November is National Hospice & Palliative Care Month, a time to celebrate the kind of care that helps patients and family caregivers find comfort, respect, and support when they are needed most. www.airdriehospice.ca

Teen grief support - free registration, confidential, virtual program, 1 hour after school meetings. Supporting grieving teens.