Designed as a hands-on reference for school administrators and counseling personnel, When Students Grieve examines procedural and logistical issues associated with bereavement — along with common student reactions — to help you effectively counsel grieving students. Now in its Second Edition, this user-friendly resource provides new, up-to-date guidance on terrorism, depression and problems specific to disenfranchised grief — all present-day concerns impacting the grief resolution process. The Second Edition also provides fundamental guidelines and expert advice to help you: develop effective bereavement counseling groups for students and parents; understand age-specific social and personality variables among children and teens coping with death; provide appropriate memorialization services for students, staff and parents; distinguish between grief and depression; and much more. Plus, you get sample notification and permission forms along with charts and checklists to facilitate the bereavement process and student healing.