Association for Death Education and Counseling 

www.adec.org 

This is the website for the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) "The Thanatology Association". ADEC is an international association for professional and volunteers who work in the area of dying, death, and bereavement.  The Resources section of the website has many valuable links to helpful websites for anyone who is affected by dying, death, or bereavement.

The Delaware End-of-Life Coalition

www.deolc.org

This link will take you to the website of the Delaware End-of-Life Coalition, the only statewide organization focused on the many needs and concerns of the dying, bereaved, their caregivers and advocates.  The site includes an online Newsletter, upcoming events, and a section of many helpful resources here in Delaware and around the nation.

"National Funeral Directors Association"

www.nfda.org

Offers funeral-related information and is an excellent resource for topics such as "Understanding Grief", Frequently Asked Questions About Grief", "Coming To Terms With Suicide", and many topics concerning children and grief.

"Center for Loss & Life Transition"

www.centerforloss.com

This is Dr. Alan D. Wolfelt's website. Dr. Wolfelt is a noted author, teacher, grief counselor, and Director of the Center for Loss and Life Transition in Fort Collins, Colorado. The website is host to extensive resources for the mourner, the care-giver, and grieving children. Some topics that are discussed are "The Mourner's Bill of Rights", "Helping yourself Heal During the Holiday Season", and "Helping Children With Funerals".

"Grief Recovery"

www.griefnet.org

This site offers grief services and on-line support groups related to grief and loss for families. It provides a link for children, made by children. It also includes support for bereaved families following a suicide. There is a "bookstore" as well, complete with book reviews.

"Grief, Loss, and Recovery"

www.grieflossrecovery.com

Provides an extensive list of articles associated with loss, grieving, trauma, and diverse kinds of losses. Moreover, it includes a series of links, poems, memoirs, and an on-line grief support group.

"The Recovery Village - Grief and Substance Abuse”

www.therecoveryvillage.com

The Recovery Village provides each client with a detailed assessment in order to determine the best care needed for the individual’s needs. Offering a full continuum of care, we can help you process your grief and address any co-occurring disorders so you can regain health and balance in your life. Contact our highly trained and compassionate admissions counselors today.

Children and Grief"Supporting Grieving Children and Families"

www.udel.edu/dsp/sgcf

This site is provided by the Death Education Task Force of the Delaware End-of-Life Care Coalition as a resource for informational purposes. You can find book reviews, videos, CD-ROMs, websites, support groups, a speakers bureau, and other related information.

"Supporting Kidds"

www.supportingkidds.org

This website will take you inside Supporting Kidds, The Center For Grieving Children and Their Families which is located here in Hockessin, DE. The site gives you information about this tremendous Center and the programs it offers to grieving children and their families. You can also contact Supporting Kidds at:

1213 Old Lancaster Pike, 

Hockessin, DE 19707 

(302) 235-5544

"Children's Grief and Loss Issues"

www.childrensgrief.net

This website is from grief therapist, author, and lecturer, Linda Goldman. It discusses and explores the impact that death can have on a child. It also explores issues related to children's grief in situations of often stigmatized kinds of death, such as suicide, AIDS, murder, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, and violence. In addition, it offers a link regarding terrorism and children.

"The National Center for Grieving Children and Families"

www.grievingchild.org

This site is from the Dougy Center, The National Center for Grieving Children and Families. It contains valuable information and resources for both grieving children and adults. There are a variety of resources and interesting activities.

"National Mental Health Association"

www.nmha.org/reassurance/childcoping.cfm

This site offers help in assisting grieving children. It provides a detailed list of signs of grief and positive ways parents and family members can help a grieving child.

Children and Grief"Bereaved Parents of the USA"

www.bereavedparentsusa.org

This is a nationwide organization designed to aid and support parents and their families who are grappling with the grief that comes after the death of a child.

"The Compassionate Friends"

www.compassionatefriends.org

This national organization was established to assist families toward a positive resolution of grief following the death of a child of any age and to provide information to help others be supportive. Their local Brandywine Hundred chapter in Wilmington, DE also has a website: www.BrandywineTCF.org.

"EriChad Grief Support"

www.erichad.com

This site provides support, articles, suggested reading, and a place to ask questions. There are also links to other helpful sites that all focus on different kinds of loss of grief.

Pet Loss"Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement"

www.aplb.org

This site offers several chat rooms for bereaved pet owners. Visitors can also read poems and memorials others have written about their pets.

"Pet Loss Grief Support"

www.petloss.com

This site offers advice and a forum for pet owners to talk with others experiencing the painful loss of a pet. It is beneficial for children, parents, adults, and professionals.

"Abbey Press"

www.carenotes.com

Provides booklets and books for children and adults on various important subjects including Grief, Health, Elder Care, Kids, and Teens. You can also contact them at:

Abbey Press, St. 

Meinrad. In. 47577 

1-800-325-2511

"Bereavement Magazine"

www.bereavementmag.com

Living With Loss: Hope and Healing for the Body, Mind and Spirit (formerly known as Bereavement Magazine) is a support group in print offering articles, stories, poems and resources for the bereaved by grief educators and presenters, facilitators and caregivers, authors and writers, and most important the bereaved themselves. They can be contacted at: 

Bereavement Publications, Inc., 

PO Box 101, Eckert, CO 81418 

1-888-604-4673

"Grief Digest"

www.centering.org

A magazine that offers hope, information, and support@. This is a wonderful resource for those who have experienced the death of a loved one. Provides stories and articles dedicated to bereavement support and education. This is a publication of Centering Corporation and they can be reached at:

Centering Corp., PO Box 4600, 

Omaha, NE 68104. 

1-888-218-0101

"Centering Corporation"

www.centering.org

Provides a tremendous on-line catalogue of grief-related books and materials for infant loss, children & grief, and general grief resources. You can also contact them at:

Centering Corp.

PO Box 4600

Omaha, NE 68104

(888) 218-0101

"Compassion Books"

www.compassionbooks.com

Carries almost 500 titles of exceptional resources to help people through loss and grief. A source for carefully selected and often hard-to-find books, audio and video recordings on death, dying, and bereavement, for children and adults. You can also contact them at:

Compassion Books

7036 Highway 80 South

Burnsville, NC 28714

1-800-970-4220