We offer to our families the opportunity for a personal and confidential at-home visit with our Aftercare Consultant Kristine. She can provide assistance with those details, answers to many questions, and help with the emotions you may be experiencing. With over fourteen years of professional experience, Kristine has been able to help many families work through the period following a death. While Kristine should not take the place of a certified counselor, she can help the bereaved find the necessary assistance.  She can provide resources such as:

• The description, meeting times, and location of local support groups.
• Concise, descriptive bibliographies of books, videos and audio cassettes.
• Grief and bereavement web sites.
• Referral to professional counselors.
• Group presentations.

If you have any questions about our Aftercare Program or wish to know more about resources we provide, please feel free to contact us.

We wanted to make available at our website bibliographies of resources available at the Waterloo Public Library. These are books, videos, and audio material which we have reviewed and think may be appropriate. These include resources for children, teenagers, parents of grieving children, grieving parents, and a general list for adults. Also available are web sites which can be accessed for information or to allow you to seek others who are also grieving. Bereavement Magazine.com is very helpful, as is Kidsaid.com, a safe online support group for children.