Vicki Jay's guest appearances

Vicki Jay

Open to Hope

The Widowed Parent Podcast

Jim Santucci

Michele Neff Hernandez

Buffy Peters

Megan Simmons

Joyal Mulheron

Sasha Mudlaff

Jenny Lisk

Tendo Mutanda

Bridget Hughes

Rachel Kodanaz

Fran Solomon

Heather Stang

Claire Bidwell Smith

Corrie Sirota

Justin Yopp

OwlTail

Coronavirus raises anxiety in all of us but bereaved kids can be especially impacted. Vicki Jay CEO for the National Alliance for Grieving Children  (NAGC) a nonprofit organization that raises awareness about the needs of children and teens gives tips and tools on the needs of bereaved kids and how to help them cope.    The post Vicki Jay: Helping Children and Teens Deal With Shelter In Place and the Coronavirus appeared first on Open to Hope.

Coronavirus raises anxiety in all of us but bereaved kids can be especially impacted. Vicki Jay CEO for the National Alliance for Grieving Children  (NAGC) a nonprofit organization that raises awareness about the needs of children and teens gives tips and tools on the needs of bereaved kids and how to help them cope. The post <a href="https://www.opentohope.com/vicki-jay-helping-children-and-teens-deal-with-shelter-in-place-and-the-coronavirus/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vicki Jay: Helping Children and Teens Deal With Shelter In Place and the Coronavirus</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.opentohope.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Open to Hope</a>.

Vicki Jay: Helping Children and Teens Deal With Shelter In Place and the Coronavirus

We’re back this week with a brand new show, and today I’m thrilled to welcome Vicki Jay as my guest. Vicki is the CEO of the National Alliance for Grieving Children. Some topics Vicki and I talked about include:  Why it’s easier to address childhood grief early in a child’s life than it is to deal with the potential effects of unresolved grief when they become adults; The fact that 1 in 14 kids will lose a parent or sibling by the age of 18; Children’s Grief Awareness Month coming up in November, and some ways widowed parents can help raise awareness during this time; How to submit a story of “Everyday Heroes” who support the grieving children in your life; Why we should all wear blue on November 21 (and post pics on social media!); The NAGC’s activity book for elementary age kids and their caregivers; “Dear Me” letters from adults who lost a parent to their younger selves; and Resources available on the NAGC web site, including a state-by-state listing of children’s grief programs.  I hope you enjoy my discussion with Vicki Jay.

We’re back this week with a brand new show, and today I’m thrilled to welcome Vicki Jay as my guest. Vicki is the CEO of the National Alliance for Grieving Children. Some topics Vicki and I talked about include: <ul> <li>Why it’s easier to address childhood grief early in a child’s life than it is to deal with the potential effects of unresolved grief when they become adults;</li> <li>The fact that 1 in 14 kids will lose a parent or sibling by the age of 18;</li> <li>Children’s Grief Awareness Month coming up in November, and some ways widowed parents can help raise awareness during this time;</li> <li>How to submit a story of “Everyday Heroes” who support the grieving children in your life;</li> <li>Why we should all wear blue on November 21 (and post pics on social media!);</li> <li>The NAGC’s activity book for elementary age kids and their caregivers;</li> <li>“Dear Me” letters from adults who lost a parent to their younger selves; and</li> <li>Resources available on the NAGC web site, including a state-by-state listing of children’s grief programs.</li> </ul> I hope you enjoy my discussion with Vicki Jay.

Vicki Jay From the National Alliance for Children's Grief