Introspective Family Therapy

Talking to your child about death and dying can be daunting. But as parents or caregivers, one of the greatest gifts you can offer is creating open communication.

In our latest blog, Anviksha Kalscheur, LMFT, shares gentle guidance to help navigate these conversations:
🔹 Reflect on your family's values and beliefs
🔹 Meet your child where they are emotionally
🔹 Answer questions simply and honestly
🔹 Remind them that grief is a process, not a one-time event

Read the full post here: https://www.introspectivefamilytherapy.com/working-blog/2025/8/18/talking-to-your-kids-about-death-and-dying-a-gentle-guide-for-parents-from-a-therapist

Is your teen showing signs of stress, withdrawal, or overwhelm? Sometimes, the safest place for teens to open up isn't at home but with a trusted therapist or support group.

If your teen seems shut down, on edge, or like they're carrying more than they can hold, it might be time to expand their circle of support.