This book was written to help adults (parents, teachers, counselors, guardians etc...) comfort and support children during the grieving period. It is written in two sections. The adult should read Part II first, as it guides them through the manual, while helping them gain more insight into their own feelings. Part I takes the child through age appropriate activities to help them cope during a time which is often challenging and uncomfortable.
Bio-sketch: Suzan E. Jaffe Ph.D., ARNP
Suzan E. Jaffe Ph.D. is Board Certified in Sleep Medicine, Behavioral Sleep Medicine, an advanced registered nurse practitioner and psychiatric clinical nurse specialist. She is a consultant to the Miami Sleep Disorders Center and an assistant adjunct professor of nursing and psychiatry at the University of Miami School of Medicine.
Dr. Jaffe has been an active member in the field of sleep medicine since 1980 and has lectured at national and international symposia on various aspects of sleep disturbances. Volunteering for her professional organization, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, she has served on the publications committee, the behavioral sleep medicine committee and wrote several educational brochures and chaired a task force that produced a new insomnia slide set. She also participated in writing a new certification examination for behavioral sleep medicine.
She has retired from active clinical work and is devoting her free time to writing and volunteer work. Her first published book, For the Grieving Child: An Activities Manual is in it's 2nd Edition and is available on Amazon.com. Her second book, written with co-author Gerri Rudner, The Fake Birthday, was published with BookSurge also available through Amazon.com





