You may be experiencing parental grief, fear, helplessness, exhaustion, anger, or chronic stress, alongside children’s anxiety, confusion, and behavioural changes. Children may express distress through play, regression, withdrawal, or questions about illness and death that feel difficult to answer. Siblings may feel overlooked, frightened, or conflicted, while parents try to balance caregiving, protection, and emotional honesty. Families often struggle with anticipatory grief, decision-making, and the emotional toll of ongoing care. Many families feel isolated, unsure how to speak openly while trying to remain strong. Therapy provides a developmentally sensitive, compassionate space to support children and/or their families as they navigate illness, grief, and uncertainty.