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Bereavement counseling for children after divorce

 

WELCOME

 

How nice that you have found this blog.

 

If you want to work with children to help them heal their still loose ends in terms of feelings, thoughts, pain or negative behavior as a result of a loss in their lives, then you have come to the right place.

 

Parents, aunts or uncles, grandfathers or grandmothers can work together with this work plan and their (grand)children, nephews or nieces to guide the process of loss after the parents have separated, in a playful way.

 

Also teachers in primary schools can work with this loss processing method.

 

See also other blogs in the right sidebar such as Grief counseling for children (or click on the link).

 

In the new Aquarius era that has begun, it is intended that we remember that we are connected to an inner Source, a collective memory, from which you can draw immeasurable strength. Just ask for it, childcare workers, caregivers, just be open to it, and it will come to you.

 

In the silence of our hearts, we arrive to the observer in ourselves, our True Self; beyond our thoughts, feelings, physical complaints. It is in that Unity Field of Love and Light, of which every person is a part, even if you are separated, or have lost someone through death, that healing can be found.

 

The content of this blog looks like this: (see also sidebar)

Welcome

To the introductory meeting at the child’s home:

* Information about loss counseling and bereavement of children

* Questions for the parent(s) to gain better insight into the loss process

* Intake list of grief and loss symptoms

* Explanation of the work plan for bereavement processing for children aged 4 - 12

* Explanation during the intake meeting:

Day1: Getting a clear picture of what actually happened

Day2: Making feelings visible and looking at feelings

Day3: Experiencing feelings - How do you feel?

Day4: Adjusting to an environment without the daily presence of the departedparent

Day5: Making new friends

Day6: Is a return day

Sources

 

Give the children plenty of time (a few days to a few weeks) so that each part can sink in, be worked on and played with and given a place. After which you start with the next chapter. Good luck grief and loss counselor, you can do it!

 

Dory van Rijn

 

PS: When you are satisfied with the results you achieved for the children after the healing process, I would appreciate it if you would mention this in a comment - which can be found under each blog - so that you can inspire others to help children heal as well.

If you are not satisfied, send me an email message with suggestions, so that I can see how and where adjustments can be made.

 

Thank you. TOGETHER WE ARE STRONG!