Project SAIL

30/06/2026

📣 Last chance! Online program to support adolescents age 13-18 years with grief and loss.
‼️Closes 3 July‼️

Final chance available for a spot in the Supporting Adolescents in Loss (SAIL) program run by Psychologists at Curtin University. It involves working through a brief one session (up to an hour) self-help website which has evidence-based strategies to help adolescents with grief.

It has been designed together with adolescents who have experience of grief. The website has lots of colourful graphics, images and videos of young people talking about strategies that have helped them cope. Participants are reimbursed with Visa gift cards. Sign up now at: www.sailgrief.org

30/06/2026

📣Last chance! Online program to support children age 6-12 years with grief and loss.
‼️Closes 3 July‼️

Final chance available for a spot in the Supporting Kids in Loss (SKIL) program run by Psychologists at Curtin University. It involves working through a brief one session (up to an hour) self-help website which has evidence-based strategies to help children with grief.

It has been designed together with children who have experience of grief. The website has lots of colourful graphics, images and videos of kids talking about strategies that have helped them cope. Families are reimbursed with Visa gift cards for participation. Sign up now at: www.skilgrief.com

26/05/2026

For more information about the study or find out how to get involved, please visit our websites:
For children aged 6-12 years, please visit: www.skilgrief.com
For adolescents aged 13-18 years, please visit: www.sailgrief.org
Thanks so much for the interest and support ⛵️

WA researchers behind a world-first online therapy program for children experiencing grief are expanding the initiative to adolescents.

Story in comments.

11/04/2026

We’re looking for teens aged 13-18 years in Australia to take part in a new, brief version of SAIL: an online, self-guided cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) program designed to support young people experiencing grief and loss.

This program was co-developed by young people with lived/living experience of grief, and leading psychologists and researchers in grief and mental health, and is proudly supported by the Stan Perron Charitable Foundation.

To learn more or sign up, please visit www.sailgrief.org ⛵️
Your participation can help shape better grief support for young people across Australia!

Free online grief self-help intervention program for adolescents.

08/04/2026

We’re looking for teens aged 13-18 years in Australia to take part in a new, brief version of SAIL: an online, self-guided cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) program designed to support young people experiencing grief and loss.

This program was co-developed by young people with lived/living experience of grief, and leading psychologists and researchers in grief and mental health, and is proudly supported by the Stan Perron Charitable Foundation.

To learn more or sign up, please visit www.sailgrief.org ⛵️

Your participation can help shape better grief support for young people across Australia!

Free online grief self-help intervention program for adolescents.

08/04/2026

📢 Attention Parents & Guardians!

We’re looking for children aged 6-12 years in Australia to take part in a new, brief version of SKIL: an online, self-guided cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) program designed to support children experiencing grief and loss.

This program was co-developed by children with lived/living experience of grief, and leading psychologists and researchers in grief and mental health, and is proudly supported by Telethon7 Perth and Stan Perron Charitable Foundation.

To learn more or sign up, please visit www.skilgrief.com 🎨

Your participation can help shape better grief support for children across Australia!

Free online grief self-help intervention program for adolescents.

22/04/2025

In this insightful Q&A, Professor Sarah Egan shares practical insights and compassionate advice for helping kids navigate grief and loss. Whether you're a parent, educator, or health professional, this is a must-read:

This Q&A forms part of the upcoming SDG 3 Newsletter on Children and Young People, and focuses on the research of Professor Sarah Egan as part of the Project SKIL study on online Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.

15/04/2025

We are currently looking for young people aged 6-12 years living in Australia to do a new online cognitive behaviour therapy program for grief, co-designed with young people. Loss can include the death of a person or pet, parent's separation, or losing contact with your friends when moving schools. Sign up via www.skilgrief.com 🎨

08/04/2025

📢 Attention Parents & Guardians!

We’re looking for children aged 6-12 years in Australia to take part in an online, self-guided cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) program designed to support children experiencing grief and loss.

This program was co-developed by children with lived/living experience of grief, and leading psychologists and researchers in grief and mental health, and is proudly supported by Telethon7 Perth

To learn more or sign up, please visit www.skilgrief.com 🎨

Your participation can help shape better grief support for children across Australia!