Table of Contents

Part I: Theoretical Overview.R. Kastenbaum, The Kingdom Where Nobody Dies. C.A. Corr, What Do We Know About Gieving Children and Adolescents? Practical Suggestions: Eight Myths About Children, Adolescents, and Loss. D.E. Balk, Adolescents, Grief, and Loss. T.S. Janczuk, Voices: No One at School Knew. M. Suarez, S. McFeaters, Culture and Class: The Different Worlds of Children and Adolescents. Anonymous, Voices: Where's Your Father? Stan Johns, The Role of The School. Voices: Counterpoint-A Dialogue. Part II: Clinical Approaches with Children and Adolescent. E.A. Grollman, To Everything There is a Season: Empowering Familes and Natural Support Systems. D. Ward-Wimmer, C. Napol, Counseling Approaches with Children and Adolescents. B.H. Blake, Voices: How I Coped with Loss. V.L. Fry, Part of Me Died Too: Creative Strategies for Grieving Children and Adolescents. N.B. Webb, Play Therapy to Help Bereaved Children. K.J Doka, Using Ritural With Children and Adolescents. M. Smith, Voices: It's Impossible to Tell Someone How to Grieve. D.L. Schuurman, The Use of Groups with Grieving Children and Adolescents. R.S. Byrne, Magical Dreams, Visions of Reality: Guidelines for Developing a Grief Center for Children. Practical Suggestions: Talking to a Grieving Child: A Guide for Classroom Teachers. R.G. Stevenson, The Role of Death Education in Helping Students To Cope with Loss. Practical Suggestions: When A Student or Staff Member Dies: An Action Plan for Schools. Part III: Special Losses.P.R. Silverman, When Parents Die. K. Whitehead, Voices: I Never Knew My Dad. B. Davies, Siblinb Bereavement: We Are Grieving Too. B. Carroll, Major J. Matthewson, The Military Model for Children and Grief. E. Kateski, Voices: A Military Death. T.L. Martin, In the Aftermath: Children and Adolescents as Survivor-Victims of Suicide. P.L. Sheras, Grief and Traumatic Loss: What Schools Need to Know and Do. J.D. Gordon, K.J. Doka, Resonating Trauma: A Theoretical Note. .A. Corr, Using Books To Help Children and Adolescents Cope With Death: Guidelines and Bibliography. Resource Organizations.