Coral Popowitz, MSW, LGSW, is executive director of Children's Grief Connection and has established a private practice working with children and families over twenty-five years. She has presented at regional, national, and international conferences on the subjects of trauma and grief.

"Regardless of age or background, each of us will experience grief during our lifetime. In Grief Recovery for Teens, Coral Popowitz shares dozens of things teens can do to find comfort, peace, and renewed hope. Grief hurts. Thankfully, Coral shows teens that they can indeed move forward to find happiness once again." —Neil Willenson, founder of One Heartland for children affected by HIV/AIDS, and cofounder of Camp Hometown Heroes, a free national summer camp for children of fallen US service members

Coral Popowitz, MSW, LGSW, is executive director of Children's Grief Connection and has established a private practice working with children and families over twenty-five years. She has presented at regional, national, and international conferences on the subjects of trauma and grief.

"Regardless of age or background, each of us will experience grief during our lifetime. In Grief Recovery for Teens, Coral Popowitz shares dozens of things teens can do to find comfort, peace, and renewed hope. Grief hurts. Thankfully, Coral shows teens that they can indeed move forward to find happiness once again." —Neil Willenson, founder of One Heartland for children affected by HIV/AIDS, and cofounder of Camp Hometown Heroes, a free national summer camp for children of fallen US service members

Coral Popowitz, MSW, LGSW, is executive director of Children's Grief Connection and has established a private practice working with children and families over twenty-five years. She has presented at regional, national, and international conferences on the subjects of trauma and grief.

"Regardless of age or background, each of us will experience grief during our lifetime. In Grief Recovery for Teens, Coral Popowitz shares dozens of things teens can do to find comfort, peace, and renewed hope. Grief hurts. Thankfully, Coral shows teens that they can indeed move forward to find happiness once again." —Neil Willenson, founder of One Heartland for children affected by HIV/AIDS, and cofounder of Camp Hometown Heroes, a free national summer camp for children of fallen US service members