Helping students heal, learn, and thrive after loss.

We offer evidence-based grief support for students, families, and staff at local schools. Our program helps children and teens process loss, build resilience, and return to learning with support and hope.

Who we serve

• Students (K–12) experiencing bereavement or significant loss (death, parental separation, serious illness, loss of home, etc.)
• Families seeking guidance on supporting a grieving child
• Teachers and staff who need tools to respond sensitively in the classroom

Our Mission -To create a grief-informed school community where students feel seen, supported, and safe to grieve — while continuing their educational journey.

Program Components

1. Individual Counseling

• Short-term one-on-one sessions with a licensed school counselor or licensed clinical therapist trained in grief work.
• Developmentally appropriate approaches for different ages.

2. Small-group Support

• Peer groups (4–8 students) led by trained facilitators.
• Age-appropriate activities that normalize feelings, teach coping skills, and reduce isolation.

3. Classroom Support & Staff Training

• In-class lessons and activities to help teachers respond to grief-related behaviors and foster classroom routines that support stability.
• Professional development workshops for staff on grief literacy, trauma-informed practices, and communication with families.

Conflict Resolution Training

Alongside these, our Conflict Resolution Training equips youth with the skills necessary for peaceful problem-solving and relationship building. By fostering environments where young individuals can thrive, we aim to lay the groundwork for empowered, compassionate communities. Together, let's empower the next generation—book a consultation today and explore how our programs can support the youth in your community.