Helping Children Cope with Grief

Another important podcast collaboration with School Social Worker Association of America (SSWAA). One of the most difficult tasks as a School Social Worker is helping children cope with grief. It is difficult, personal and vital. Heather Alden joins...

An episode of the Common Ground Education Podcast podcast, hosted by CommonGround Education Podcast, titled "Helping Children Cope with Grief" was published on October 28, 2019 and runs 28 minutes.

October 28, 2019 ·28m · Common Ground Education Podcast

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Another important podcast collaboration with School Social Worker Association of America (SSWAA). One of the most difficult tasks as a School Social Worker is helping children cope with grief. It is difficult, personal and vital. Heather Alden joins the podcast to discuss how school social workers can help students as they grieve. She gives insights and practice examples to help social workers understand the process. Heather is a school social worker from St. Paul, MN at Expo Elementary. Heather is the President of Midwest School Social Worker Council. MidwestSSW.org @TheSSWAA

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Another important podcast collaboration with School Social Worker Association of America (SSWAA). One of the most difficult tasks as a School Social Worker is helping children cope with grief. It is difficult, personal and vital. Heather Alden joins the podcast to discuss how school social workers can help students as they grieve. She gives insights and practice examples to help social workers understand the process. Heather is a school social worker from St. Paul, MN at Expo Elementary. Heather is the President of Midwest School Social Worker Council. MidwestSSW.org
@TheSSWAA

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