Dates & Times:
May 14-16, May 21-23 & June 4-6, (Mon-Wed),  5-9 p.m.

Overview:
Presents theory, research, and clinical evidence concerning the effects of loss and transition on children's coping patterns and development. Explores concepts of vulnerability and resilience and practical methods for helping children develop skills to cope with life changes including illness, divorce, death, moving, natural disasters, and school transitions.

Faculty:
Paul Thayer, MA MDiv, DMin, Chair, Child Life and Family Studies/Associate Professor, Child Life and Family Studies

Course Credit and Tuition: $2,265 to take the course for three (3) graduate credits or $605 to take the course for non-credit/professional development points (PDPs)