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It's hard enough dealing with our own grief, but helping children, teens, and young adults navigate grief and loss is another level of hard, one that we often avoid or find ourselves lacking, not knowing how to do it.
Grief is never one-size-fits-all—especially for kids, teens, and young adults who are still learning how to make sense of the world.
In this conversation, we welcome Clarissa Moll—author, speaker, and widow—who vulnerably shares her personal journey of loss after her husband's sudden death and what it's looked like to walk alongside her own children through grief.
Together, we explore how to navigate conversations about death and loss with honesty and care, the unique ways children and adolescents express sorrow, and how presence—more than perfection—is what young hearts need most. From the role of trusted adults to creative outlets for grief expression, Clarissa offers wisdom for every stage of growing up with grief.
Whether you're parenting a grieving child, mentoring a teen, or supporting a young adult facing deep loss, this episode is filled with practical tools and hopeful truth. Clarissa reminds us: it's never too late to show up with compassion, courage, and connection.
FIND MORE ABOUT CLARISSA MOLL
Clarissa Moll's – Website and Instagram
Clarissa Moll's Podcast- Surprised by Grief Podcast
Clarissa Moll's Book- Hope Comes to Stay
A FEW THINGS MENTIONED
Clarissa's More Books
-Beyond the Darkness
-Hurt Help Hope
Till We Have Faces-Cs Lewis
Grieving Resources
-Dougy Center
-Refuge Widower
QUESTIONS TO HELP YOU RISE
LET'S CONNECT!
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Or message us on Instagram – we'd love to hear from you!
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It's hard enough dealing with our own grief, but helping children, teens, and young adults navigate grief and loss is another level of hard, one that we often avoid or find ourselves lacking, not knowing how to do it.
Grief is never one-size-fits-all—especially for kids, teens, and young adults who are still learning how to make sense of the world.
In this conversation, we welcome Clarissa Moll—author, speaker, and widow—who vulnerably shares her personal journey of loss after her husband's sudden death and what it's looked like to walk alongside her own children through grief.
Together, we explore how to navigate conversations about death and loss with honesty and care, the unique ways children and adolescents express sorrow, and how presence—more than perfection—is what young hearts need most. From the role of trusted adults to creative outlets for grief expression, Clarissa offers wisdom for every stage of growing up with grief.
Whether you're parenting a grieving child, mentoring a teen, or supporting a young adult facing deep loss, this episode is filled with practical tools and hopeful truth. Clarissa reminds us: it's never too late to show up with compassion, courage, and connection.
FIND MORE ABOUT CLARISSA MOLL
Clarissa Moll's – Website and Instagram
Clarissa Moll's Podcast- Surprised by Grief Podcast
Clarissa Moll's Book- Hope Comes to Stay
A FEW THINGS MENTIONED
Clarissa's More Books
-Beyond the Darkness
-Hurt Help Hope
Till We Have Faces-Cs Lewis
Grieving Resources
-Dougy Center
-Refuge Widower
QUESTIONS TO HELP YOU RISE
LET'S CONNECT!
Did you like this episode? Let us know and leave a review on itunes or share it with a friend.
Or message us on Instagram – we'd love to hear from you!
Get the Daily Dozen Checklist -12 habits that will immediately make you happier and healthier

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