09/17/2026
What they don't teach you in grad school about grieving kids:
- That a toddler's tantrum can be grief.
- That a teenager going quiet is not apathy, it is self-protection.
- That a child on the autism spectrum may grieve through questions and rigidity rather than tears, and that does not mean they are not devastated.
- That foster youth carry losses so layered and ongoing that a single intervention will never be enough.
- That young adults who lose someone during identity formation carry that loss into every milestone that follows.
- That the child who seems fine in session could be the one who needs you most.
When Loss Comes Early: Supporting Grief Across Every Phase from Childhood to Young Adulthood was built to give clinicians the developmental foundation, the clinical frameworks, and the practical tools to actually show up for these clients.
4 CE hours | Certificate of Completion | $175
Live on Zoom: Friday, October 23rd, 9am to 1pm PT
Self-paced available starting October 24th
https://www.privatepracticegrief.com/when-loss-comes-early