Printed Resources for Parents
Pathways provides several resources to help individuals through the grieving process. Please feel free to download any of the brochures below or visit our in-house library for more free materials.
Resources for the Community
Adolescents
The teen years are a difficult time. Learn how to help adolescents navigate through the struggles of loss.
School Age Children
Resource for helping children when they often lack the maturity to express feelings associated with grief in a healthy way.
Early Childhood
Many forget that young children grieve too. Learn how to help children find healthy coping mechanisms after grief.
Funerals
Funerals can be scary for children. Help them understand what to expect and how them support.
Printed Resources for Schools
How Students React to Grief
Students react in different ways to death, all of which are normal. Learn more about how they respond and how to help them cope with their grief at the link below.
How Counselors and Teachers Tell Students about a Death
This is a resource for counselors and teachers on how to inform their students about a death.
Printed Resources for the Community
Hospice
Find our brochure about how to choose the right hospice care facility for you or a loved one at the link below.
Pallative Care
Learn all about Pathways’ palliative care team and services, including what it is, what we do, and FAQs at the link below.
Grief & Loss
We’ve offered comprehensive grief and loss services since 1978. This includes support for caregivers, community education, counseling, art therapy, child bereavement services, and more. Learn about our varying services at the link below.
Veterans
As a member of the We Honor Veterans program, we work hard to recognize and honor our veterans and the sacrifices they’ve made.
Library
The Pathways library has more than 1,200 books available for the community to check out. Our extensive collection provides insights on a variety of subjects and is here to help you navigate the difficult emotions that come with life’s most difficult moments. Book topics include coping with death and dying in all aspects, chronic illness, Alzheimer’s and dementia, ethical issues, depression, literature and poetry, veterans and many more.
Books may be checked out Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Ask our front desk receptionist for assistance.
Not seeing what you were looking for?
Feel free to contact us for additional resources specific to your needs.
Please call 970.663.3500 or email info@pathways-care.org.