Also referred as Bereavement

Resources – MUHC

MUHC Patient Education Office

• Grieving: A guide for your family and your friends

Resources – Quebec

Government of Quebec

• What to Do in the Event of Death

Biblio-Santé

• Bereavement (booklet)

Resources – Canada

Canadian Cancer Society

• Grief and cancer

Canadian Mental Health Association

• Grieving   (PDF version brochure)

Canadian Virtual Hospice

• Grieving before the loss
• Understanding grief
• How has this loss affected my family and me?
• Moving through grief
• Making sense of intense emotions
• Managing difficult situations
• Caring for yourself
• Do I need more help and where do I find it?
• When life starts to get better
• When your husband, wife, or partner has died
• When your parent has died
• When your child has died
• When your grandparent has died
• When your friend has died
• When your co-worker has died
• When someone has died by suicide
• Grief and Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD)

SickKids

• Helping Infants and Toddlers When Someone They Love Dies
• Helping Children Cope With Grief
• Helping Teenagers Cope With Grief
• Helping Children with Funerals
• Helping Children Understand Cremation
• Finding the Right Words: Guidelines on how to talk to grieving children about death

Resources – United-States

American Cancer Society

• Grief and Bereavement
• Grief can look different in a child
• Helping a child after a parent’s death
• Signs that a child may need extra help after a parent’s death

American Society of Clinical Oncology

• Understanding Grief and Loss
• Coping with Grief
• Coping With Change After a Loss
• Helping Grieving Children and Teenagers

National Cancer Institute

• Grief, Bereavement, and Coping With Loss

KidsHealth

For Children

• Helping Your Child Deal With Death

For Teenagers

• Death and Grief
• 5 Ways to Cope When a Loved One Dies

Resources – United Kingdom

Cancer Research UK

• Coping with grief