We are Rooster & Hen.
We support children, families, and communities experiencing grief and loss of all kinds.
We create resources, promote awareness, and hold space.
We are here to help with an authentic approach that is infused with art and storytelling, the common language among our diverse communities.
We want to walk alongside children and families as they face life’s changes and transitions in how we…
Create Resources
Reading and Activity Guides
Promote Awareness
Educator Trainings and Professional Development
Family and Community Grief Literacy Talks
Grief-Informed Cultural Sensitivity Seminars
Hold Space
Creative Care Corners for Children at Funerals
If you are interested in the offerings above, or want to partner together, please email rebecca@roosterandhenresources.com for more information.
Moving In Forever is our newest book on love, loss, and remembering a loved one forever. Based on true people and events, this book covers the topic of grief in an honest, sensitive way. The story and characters help children and adults see how to stay authentic while facing sadness, hopeful when facing loss, and joyful when facing longing. The story is based on real-life events and people who have lost a loved one under hospice care at home.
Our Journal
My Book Of Stuff is a creative support journal that is at-your-own pace with decide-for-yourself type journey. (Much like grief, huh?) No more skipping journal prompts! You make the rules! Filled with a variety of page formats from dots and grid to blank and lined, all ideas and feelings come to life. Two colorful sticker sheets of sentence starters and fun shapes provide countless ways to express, reflect, and document life’s ups and downs.
Our main workshop Process Not Prescription helps audiences and community members better understand that grief is a journey, unique to each person. Essentially, grief is a process of healing, expressing, and remembering and not a prescribed list of solutions, conditions, and expectations. We have plenty more workshops across topics and audiences, but each one centers around storytelling and sharing our authentic selves.