Contributions by Andrea Hug

As a parent who is grieving, thinking about the holidays may seem ludicrous, and yet your children will not let them pass without celebration.

How can we help children bounce back when they have experienced a profound loss or trauma?

It is important to remember that bereaved children must go through their losses very differently than an adult does.

When your child faces the death of a loved one, his or her primary support system is profoundly impacted.

Working toward forgiveness became a daily process that I remained faithful to because I love: I love my children, I love my husband, and I love my life.

Although there are many obstacles, it is especially important to remember one thing. Children are naturally hopeful. That feeling of hopefulness leads to their resilience.