A new fact sheet has been developed that outlines how to talk to a child after a traumatic death has happened. Talking with Children about tragic events
Understanding Multicultural Grief in a Changing World, September 15th and 16th – Leicester
Understanding Multicultural Grief in a Changing World Understanding Multicultural Grief in a Changing World, in the context of current events in Europe, is a hugely important subject. This conference will be of interest to both practitioners and academics in understanding the nature of grief in different cultural contexts. Offering an opportunity to participate in discussion
*New* Animated video – Talking to children who are bereaved
A new video has been launched by NHS Education Scotland on Talking to Children who are Bereaved.
Phyllis Silverman 1927-2016: A reflection
Phyllis Rolfe Silverman 1927-2016: a reflection It was with great sadness that I learned this morning of the death of Phyllis Silverman in her home city of Boston USA. I was immediately brought back to the week of 9/11. The Annual HEBER conference was organised for All
New Research – Children talk about their own involvement in rituals after a death
Because Im Also Part of the Family. Childrens Participation in Rituals After the Loss of a Parent or Sibling: A Qualitative Study From the Childrens Perspective The objective of this study was to examine how Norwegian children today are included in death-related rituals after the loss of a parent or sibling, how they experienced their
Europe on board for Family Bereavement Network
Brid Carroll, Chair of ICBN, met with MEP Brian Hayes to advance the prospect of a Family Bereavement Network for Europe. We are delighted to have support at this level in Europe and are hopeful that funding will become available to develop such a network.
New article: How guidance counsellors can support the grieving student
“The challenge facing Guidance Counsellors is to discover how best to help the bereft student by finding out what helps them most. No single model of bereavement or grief is recommended above any others, as all have various components that may be useful. An important aspect of the Guidance Counsellor’s role is to listen and
Read: There is no normal when it comes to kids and grief….
Children and Grief
The Professional Certificate in Children and Loss brochure for the 2016/2017 intake is now available
The Professional Certificate in Children and Loss brochure for 2016/2017 is now available click here for brochure or here for more information.