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Complicated Grief: Cultural Considerations When Working with Loss in Hispanic and Latino Students and Their Families
October 28, 2019
National Hispanic and Latino MHTTC
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This document informs on what complicated grief is and how the Hispanic and Latino children and youth express it. It provides key aspects of Hispanic and Latino culture and three evidence-based interventions that have been proven to work to address the grieving process with Hispanic and Latino children, youths, and their families. Also, it covers how school personnel can manage this process.