

Grief resources for families and caregivers are essential for helping them cope with the loss of a loved one, especially when they are dealing with the additional emotional and physical challenges of caring for someone in the final stages of life.
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Helping children and teens cope with grief can be especially challenging because they often have limited emotional vocabulary and may not fully understand their feelings. However, with patience, understanding and appropriate support, they can learn to process their grief and feel safe expressing their emotions.
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Grief is a natural response to loss. When we grieve, we may experience physical, emotional, mental or social/spiritual reactions. At times, these reactions may feel overwhelming.
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Bereavement services are a fundamental part of the hospice program. Bereavement is a time of mourning, and grief is the natural process we experience when dealing with the death of a loved one.
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