Grief and Loss in the Classroom: Holding SPACE for Students Coping with Cancer in their Lives.
Posted September 27th, 2019
Christina Bach, MSW, LCSW, OSW-C
When I was 12 years old, my dog Shadow died. I’d known him my whole life. I was devastated. This was the first loss I experienced. I went to school the next day-tearful, moody, sad, angry-in shock and disbelief. I was a mess. I remember opening the lid of my desk and hiding my tears. […]
Cancer in the Classroom: Talking with Your Child’s School
Posted September 24th, 2019
Christina Bach, MSW, LCSW, OSW-C
It is essential for parents to communicate with their child’s school if they are coping with a cancer diagnosis in the family. Kids spend a lot of time in the classroom with their teachers and classmates. It is an important experience for them. If they are struggling with emotions, thoughts and feelings about cancer, it […]