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Former hospice social worker, grief therapist and twice widowed Jill Johnson-Young, LCSW provides a new paradigm for grief while sharing bits of her story. She has helped countless families through loss and recovery. No more Widow Rules or stages: her practical process for those facing loss is educational and promotes healthy grieving and growth.

This book is the book that prepares children for the death of a loved one. What can they expect to see? How do we talk to them? How do we help them get ready? How do they keep their memories alive? It can be read to younger children- the language is appropriate and clear. This book also includes helpful tips for parents and family about how to help children while someone is dying, and how to make their grief process easier. This was written by...

Losing a pet is one of the first losses children experience, and parents frequently feel uncomfortable talking about death with them. Veterinarians have asked for a book that explains that pets sometimes do not get well and that they can provide a loving end for a beloved pet with a child and family present. This book was created to help both parents and veterinary staff explain to the little people that a pet cannot recover from an illness, a...