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Grieving a loved one can be challenging for youth. The current body of grief literature lacks studies that provide evidence for short-term grief support interventions for youth. This quantitative study examined the influence of a two-day overnight grief camp on depression, anxiety, and self-concept indicators for youth ages 7 to 16. Results revealed that the grief camp had a significant positive effect on self-concept, a significant decrease in anxiety-related symptoms, and no significant changes in depression symptoms for participants. The grief camp model demonstrates promise as an intervention to increase self-concept and decrease anxiety indicators for grieving youth.

Finding Hope at Camp: An Investigation of the Influence of Grief Camp on Youth Depression, Anxiety, and Self-Concept Indicators