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Caregiver comforting a child, representing gentle grief support

NOTES FROM GRIEF

An eight-year-old boy holds a family photograph beside Grief while a quiet phone rests nearby and a caring adult remains present across the room.

An eight-year-old boy holds a family photograph beside Grief while a quiet phone rests nearby and a caring adult remains present across the room.

When Someone Is Absent but Still Alive: Helping a Child Understand Ambiguous Loss

Not every loss a child experiences involves a death. Ambiguous loss — when someone is physically absent but still alive, or present but changed — is real grief, and it deserves real support.

Divorce & Family Change

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