A Parent's Guide to Walking through Grief
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"Do what makes you happy right now" is one of our culture's loudest anthems. But when it comes to grief, this philosophy can lead to destructive or addictive behaviors if teens don't learn to process in a healthy way. Whether it's a friend moving away, a breakup, or a death, this sensitive guide offers reassuring explanations to commonly asked questions about how to handle grief.
Features:
- What is grief, and how do teens typically respond?
- What happens when we don't deal with grief?
- What does healthy grieving look like?
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Since 2007, Axis has helped millions of parents navigate conversations with their teens, and they've spoken directly with just as many students. They've been creating resources to help bridge the gap between parents, caring adults, and the next generation. They're a group of gospel-minded researchers, speakers, and content creators, and they're excited to bring you the best of what they've learned about making meaningful connections with the teens in your life. For more information, visit axis.org
Content
- Intro
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Epigraph
- A Letter from Axis
- Unexpected Places
- What Is Grief?
- Why Are We So Bad at Dealing with Grief?
- What Happens When We Donâ?Tt Deal with It?
- How Long Does It Last?
- What Is Culture Teaching My Kids about Grief?
- What Are Some Typical Responses to Grief?
- Why Is It Important to Teach My Kids How to Grieve?
- What Does the Bible Say about Grief?
- What Does Grieving Well Look Like?
- How Do I Teach My Kids to Grieve Well?
- Recap
- Conclusion
- Additional Resources
