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How to help children process the loss of a loved one: Jane De Suza

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In this video, author Jane De Suza speaks at length about her book, ‘When the World Went Dark’. The book is set in the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic that caused much loss and devastation. The author discusses her experience of writing for children, how parents can discuss topics like death and loss with children, and more.

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