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EPISODE · Aug 16, 2018 · 21 MIN

Ep. 88: What's Changed For Grieving Children? the 1960's

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Jana's dad's dad, Antonio DeCristofaro, died in 1963. She talks with her dad, Tony, about how his dad's death when he was 14 drastically changed the course of his life. This is the third in our series looking at how the approach to supporting grieving children has or hasn't changed over time. We'll be talking to people who had parents die in different decades, starting in the 1940's. We're hoping to discover how parents, kids, and other adults such as teachers and coaches reacted to children after a death. For more information on supporting grieving teens, check out our Tip Sheet.   

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