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Liepman Literary Agency
Marc Koralnik |
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Helping Children and Young People Deal with Grief
A guide for adults to help young people deal with grief.
DESCRIPTION
Babies, children and teenagers can all experience the death of someone they love. Adults don't always know how to react to young people's grief, silence and questions, and can often feel powerless. What is the best way to tell a child that a loved one has died? What are they able to understand at their age? How are you supposed to talk about accidental deathor suicide? How different can grief be for a young person compared to an adult? Can unresolved grief leave a lifelong impact for a young person? Parents, caregivers and anyone else concerned by the grief of a young person all stand to gain from the information, insight and experiences shared in this book.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Chapter 1. Grief
Chapter 2. Telling a young person a loved one has died
Chapter 3. Funeral rites
Chapter 4. Young people's reactions and needs
Chapter 5. Parents and children united in grief
Chapter 6. The role of adults around young people
Chapter 7. A call for help
Chapter 8. School, recreation and professional support
Chapter 9. Talking about death before it happens
Chapter 10. Memories and activities
Conclusion
AUTHOR
Josée Masson is an experienced social worker, motivational speaker and trainer renowned for her work with children and teenagers at home and abroad. After 13 years working in the public sector, she created the Deuil-Jeunesse centre, a charitable organization that specializes in clinical interventions with grieving children and teenagers. She is an ambassador for the professional organization representing thanatologists in Quebec.
Babies, children and teenagers can all experience the death of someone they love. Adults don't always know how to react to young people's grief, silence and questions, and can often feel powerless. What is the best way to tell a child that a loved one has died? What are they able to understand at their age? How are you supposed to talk about accidental deathor suicide? How different can grief be for a young person compared to an adult? Can unresolved grief leave a lifelong impact for a young person? Parents, caregivers and anyone else concerned by the grief of a young person all stand to gain from the information, insight and experiences shared in this book.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Chapter 1. Grief
Chapter 2. Telling a young person a loved one has died
Chapter 3. Funeral rites
Chapter 4. Young people's reactions and needs
Chapter 5. Parents and children united in grief
Chapter 6. The role of adults around young people
Chapter 7. A call for help
Chapter 8. School, recreation and professional support
Chapter 9. Talking about death before it happens
Chapter 10. Memories and activities
Conclusion
AUTHOR
Josée Masson is an experienced social worker, motivational speaker and trainer renowned for her work with children and teenagers at home and abroad. After 13 years working in the public sector, she created the Deuil-Jeunesse centre, a charitable organization that specializes in clinical interventions with grieving children and teenagers. She is an ambassador for the professional organization representing thanatologists in Quebec.
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Published 2019-01-01 by Trécarré |