A Zoom evening with Joe Primo, a leading child-bereavement expert.

In a world overflowing with platitudes, clichés, and self-appointed grief gurus on TikTok, it has never been harder for families—and for the professionals who serve them—to discern what truly helps a grieving child. Children are often caught between overwhelming emotions and well-meaning adults who fear saying or doing the wrong thing. The result is confusion, silence, or coping behaviors that mask deeper needs.

This session cuts through the noise.

Join us for an evening of grounded guidance designed specifically for celebrants and deathcare professionals. You’ll explore what helps a child feel safe enough to grieve deeply, how to recognize the difference between healthy and harmful coping patterns, and why your presence and language matter more than any script or slogan.

The workshop will introduce new paradigms for understanding childhood grief, offer practical tools you can use immediately, and show how meaningful rituals—simple, symbolic, and developmentally appropriate—can empower children as they rebuild their world after loss.

If you want to serve families with greater confidence, clarity, and compassion, this is an evening you won’t want to miss.

BIO

Joe Primo is the author of What Do We Tell the Children? Talking to Kids About Death and Dying. For fifteen years, he built and led Good Grief, growing it to serve children and families in two centers, two satellite locations, and programs in 250 schools throughout New Jersey and Metro New York. He served as the international spokesperson and advocate for children at the National Funeral Directors Association and as President of the National Alliance for Children's Grief. He serves on the Advisory Board for Option B. Joe is currently the CEO of Grateful Living, a global nonprofit dedicated to teaching the practice of grateful living. A graduate of Yale Divinity School, he was a chaplain at the Connecticut Hospice and the Hospice of Southern Connecticut.

• Fee = $33 

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