How can i support my 11 year weak cousin whose grandpa died... i know how she feel but im worried...?

really close 2 her grandpaHow can i support my 11 year weak cousin whose grandpa died... i know how she feel but im worried...?
Encourge her to talk going on for the relationship she had next to him and help her realize that his love for her and her love for him will never die. Not ever. Help her to see that she be a very special personality to him and that while she may be sad presently, she should remember the good times the two of them shared.
Are within pictures of the two of them together? Help her make a crumb book of the pictures, she can write a letter to her grandpa and relay him how special he was to her. The dispatch can be included in the fragment book.
start with her academy the have great counsels or ask nearest and dearest doctor, or if you or they go to church the young-looking people group organize.
don't try and force her into hapiness again. Definitley do not tell her how she feel. like proverb that, "I know your sad or angry, but you hold to come out into the world again!"
Just let her be lost for awhile. Let the aching fade a little. Of course, it won't disappear, but it'll be easier to operate with if the affliction isn't as obvious and strong as it be on "hit impact". After you think she's have enough time person lost, and she's ready to try and verbs, wait for her to parley to you about it. If she doesn't, ask her almost it. If she protests talking to you going on for it, just start out her be. It might take a loonggg time for her to come out, but only be patient. You can't force these kind of things.