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One of the more challenging topics within a loss discussion is that of funeral services, burial and cremation. When preparing for these conversations, it will be important to think about what exposure a young person has already had with funerals and or memorial services. This context can help guide conversation.
You may have come to this page today because you are grieving. Or perhaps someone in your life is hurting and you are looking for ways to support them. No matter how you got here, we want you to know that we are sorry for the challenges that you or those you love are facing each day.
Child Life Services at CHOP helps patients in the Cardiac Center and their families minimize stress and learn positive coping skills.
This educational fact sheet addresses special car seat safety considerations for infants born earlier than 37 weeks and those with certain medical conditions.
This educational fact sheet addresses questions about the safe use of belt-positioning booster seats for children.
We don’t mean it in the “it’s all in your head and you’re crazy” way, but in an actual, real, this-is-how-your-body-was-designed way. For you to experience pain as you know it, a signal from the body has to actually reach your brain. Pain is your body’s warning alarm system letting you know that something might be wrong, and that you should pay attention in case you need to do something to keep yourself safe or prevent some damage to your body.
Did you know? Kids aged 6-12 need 9-12 hours of sleep a night. Teenagers aged 13-18 need 8 to 10 hours.
A family education guide on cognitive behavioral therapy and pain management.
How daily activity helps with your chronic pain
Family education guide answering frequently asked questions regarding school guidelines for kids and teens with chronic pain.