Each 45-piece set allows children to explore various forms of grief (death, divorce, illness, relocation, school transitions, etc.).
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"I just wanted to say that our set of Good Grief Toys have arrived and we absolutely LOVE them!!! So, so beautifully made and such good quality - we are all blown away! I will be taking them out to training sessions at schools and promoting them. We are also going to do some fundraising to buy sets for our support groups,
Thank you again!"
"I used the toys today in my session with a young person, and oh my word I literally came out buzzing.
He was the young one I mentioned that there was other stuff going on at home and I was unsure if it was Nanas death that he needed support with.
I placed all the toys out and he went straight for the figures and named who each one was and then went on to talk about his home life and what is happening. He even picked up the coffin and said oh let me just put nana in here as I can no longer see her now.
I have never had a first session before where I have received so much information, so thank you so much. I can’t wait to use them again. I am meeting a little boy tomorrow whose sister has a heart condition, and he is experiencing some separation anxiety from mum, so will be interesting to see what he does with them.
Thank you once again."
This book helps special schools/organisations with all areas of bereavement, grief and loss.
Essential reading for establishing an environment where the bereavement and grief needs of children/young people with special educational needs / learning disabilities are met.
This book covers how these children/young people grieve, how we can best support them, policies and procedures and much, much more.
A picture book about the death Lucy, a pupil in a special school. This story gently covers how Lucy's class is told about her death, how it affects her friend Joe and how the whole class learns to process the loss.
A sensory story to support bereavement and grief. This simple story explores the feelings of grief. What these might be and how they present in our body. The story also looks at how we can look after ourselves when we are grieving.
With each line of the story an everyday object is explored e.g. a photo of the person who has died, a mirror, a bundle of string etc.
*Please note the resources are not included with the book.
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