Teenagers and Grief by Doris Zagdanski

Teenagers and Grief

The death of a parent, sibling, or friend is devastating for the teenager. 

Apart from death, the most common way young people experience grief is through a divorce, separation, a re-marriage, or the creation of a blended family. Other triggers include loss of home, pets and personal property through fire, flood, obesity, or poor body image. 

TEENAGERS AND GRIEF is an important guide for teenagers and parents alike. Parents will find ways to help their children by showing them how to cope with loss and helping them to express their grief, thoughts, and feelings. 
There is, also, critical information on when parents need to seek urgent outside help. Several teenagers express their feelings in the book and these give us an insight into the depths of their grief. 

(The updated edition of the author's previous book "Something I've Never Felt Before").

Audience:  Teenagers 12+
Format:  Paperback
Language:  English
Date published:  2012
Publisher:  Michelle Anderson Publishing
Country of publication Australia