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Losing a close relative or friend is a traumatic event for anyone, especially for children and adolescents. This article investigates the motives  and patterns of children’s and adolescents’ interpersonal online communication on bereavement platforms. A qualitative content analysis of two  different youth bereavement platforms ( n  = 21 threads; 319 postings) illuminates how one common feature is the verbalization and  illustration of missing support in the offline world. The substantial usage of social network platforms can be considered an extension of children’s  and adolescents’ personal social environment. Furthermore, topics on bereavement platforms ultimately go beyond grief, as children and  adolescents also include emotions such as hope, gratitude and cohesiveness. Communication within online bereavement communities thus enables  a process known from offline communication as transformation from a loss-oriented to restoration-oriented coping (Stroebe and Schut 2010, p. 277).

“ Help me. I am so alone .” Online emotional self-disclosure in shared coping-processes of children and adolescents on social networking platforms.