When Your Whole World Stops (Children’s version)
A child’s guide through grief

The death of someone close to your child can result in deep grief and feeling of loss. This grief can remain unresolved for many years. In some cases this grief can also result in feelings of depression and anxiety. The depression can start as early as 7 years of age.

It is a powerful journey to process this grief and find internal resolution. Some people think that grief cannot be resolved and the internal suffering will remain forever. However, when the grief is targeted directly it can be processed and lead to resolution.

It is not uncommon for children to mask their grief and numb their feelings using electronic devices or over eating junk food. These can eventually even become addictions used as a way to cope.

Losing a parent, grandparent, family member or friend can result in some of the biggest grief a child can experience. These are life altering losses that can affect us all in different ways. This program is self-paced with 24-hour access and hands-on strategies guiding you to process the grief of losing a loved one. It is a step-by-step process of releasing the grief in order to heal and let go.

Each part is also available individually — giving you the freedom to start when you and your child feel most comfortable.

A child aged between 6 to 12 years old experiencing grief after the death of someone close. Parent or guardian supervision and assistance is required to guide the child through the questions and exercises in the program.

Grief, when addressed directly, can be resolved. This program shows you and your child how.