Author: Bryan Mellonie, Robert Ingpen (Illustrator). 
Address: 14 Hollis Avenue, Denistone Eastīooks to help kids deal with grief Beginnings and Endings with Lifetimes in Between. ‘ It’s specifically set up for kids suffering loss. ‘ This place is the best- they have online resources you can buy and also provide counselling- worth giving them a ring‘ – KT It provides individual and group counselling for young people, support for care givers, advice for teachers and other care givers, and training and clinical supervision for professionals and volunteers. The National Centre for Childhood Grief (NCCG) provides loving support in a safe place, where children grieving a death can share their experience, as they learn to live with its impact on their lives.Ī Friend’s Place is part of the centre, and was established to address the needs of bereaved children and young people (3-18 years). Address: Level 3, 12 Mount Street North Sydney. They aim to provide people suffering loss with the knowledge and skills to help understand and attend to the pain of such experiences, so they have the best opportunity possible to live a full and productive life. Good Grief in North Sydney develops and support a range of evidence-based loss and grief education programs that help children, young people and adults to understand their experience and attend well to their grief following major loss experiences. Support Services in Sydney to help kids deal with grief Good Grief, North Sydney These local services and books are a great first place to start when helping kids deal with grief… But understanding the concept of life and death can be very confusing and scary for children, which is why it’s important to give them as much support as possible during times of loss. 
Losing a loved one is absolutely devastating, and grieving is a very real part of the healing process.
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