Whether it was a parent, sibling, partner/
spouse, grandparent, close friend, or
other family member, we're glad you
found your way to this tip sheet.

Sesame Street shares a video, with coping skills for students who are experiencing an incarcerated caregiver.

You're likely reading this because someone you're close to is grieving. Whether they had a parent, sibling, partner, close friend, or other family member die, you might be wondering what to say or do and not say or do. Grief is confusing, both for those grieving and for those who care about them. It can feel awkward, scary, uncomfortable,confusing, and surreal. Just as you might not know what to do or say, people who are grieving often aren't sure what they need. That's why “Let me know if I can do anything” can be hard to hear. If you've already said that, it's okay — almost everyone does.