Beyond Indigo- Death and Dying: Grieving Children -- How children are affected


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Ways to Help Children

As in all situations, honesty is the best way to deal with children. Talk to the child in a language that he can understand. Remember to listen to the child and try to understand what the child is saying and, just as importantly, what he's not saying. Children need to feel that the death is an open subject and that they can express their thoughts or questions as they arise.

Let's talk about depression

by NIMH

Sure, everybody feels sad or blue now and then. But if you're sad most of the time, and it's giving you problems with:

your grades or attendance at school
your relationships with your family and friends
alcohol, drugs, or sex
controlling your behavior in other ways

the problem may be DEPRESSION.

BeyondIndigo.com is under construction. We are currently updating our website and tools to better help you and your loved ones through the grief process. Some of our online grief help services may be temporarily out-of-order. We apologize for the inconvenience and we hope you will find our newly updated website an even better resource for you and your loved ones. Thank you, Beyond Indigo