Talking to Children About Difficult Things
Practical and psychosocial guidance on how to speak to children about loss, divorce, illness and other painful events.
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This profile gathers published analysis and articles from the public Nomika Epilekta library.
Practical and psychosocial guidance on how to speak to children about loss, divorce, illness and other painful events.
Children often ask whether they are to blame when death, divorce, illness, or another painful event occurs. The way adults answer shapes how they…
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