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Suicide Grief in Children & Adolescents (Article)
Navigating the journey of grief following a suicide is incredibly difficult, to say the least. The journey can be particularly confusing and frightening for children and adolescents who may lack the intellectual abilities, coping mechanisms, and life experiences to navigate it effectively. The Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention's article, Suicide Grief in Children and Adolescents, provides insights on talking with children about suicide and the complex nature of grief for children and teens.
For additional guidance, please also see the guide, Talking to Children About a Suicide.
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