Contributions by Andy McNiel

Hundreds of studies conducted around the world revealed spending time in nature has significant benefits to physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Get tips to help our children and teenagers traverse the holiday celebrations while also reconciling their feelings of grief.

Video discussion on the ways to remember your loved one, enjoy family traditions, acknowledge your loss and take care of yourselves this holiday season.

One of the ways we can help our children after loss is to give them tools to cope with the thoughts and emotions that accompany grief.

November is Children's Grief Awareness Month. TAPS recognizes this important time of year in support of our bereaved children, teenagers, and families.

Using “hero” themes can help children cope with grief, endure life’s challenges, learn to forgive, and find meaning in life in the midst of painful experiences.

Here are some suggestions on how schools can provide a supportive environment for students who may be grieving the death of a loved one.

Get suggestions for better understanding how your child feels most comfortable being in the world, and how to best spend our energy parenting them.

Video recording discussion on how to increase understanding, communicate needs, and support different grieving styles among your family members.

Video recording discussion on strategies for coping with the challenges of grieving during the holiday season, including how to make the holidays meaningful.

Video recording discussion on talking to kids about suicide and how child and teen grief after a suicide loss differs from other types of losses.