Children’s Grief Training Safe Crossings Foundation儿童悲伤训练安全通道基金会.ppt

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Children’s Grief Training Safe Crossings Foundation儿童悲伤训练安全通道基金会.ppt

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Heather J Neal BRIDGES: A Center for Grieving Children Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital and Health Center February 20, 2015 Concrete tools for Healthcare Professionals who provide pre-bereavement support for families with children Early Loss Reflection Think of an early loss experience in your own life. It may not have been a death. Can you remember feelings associated with the loss? What were some of these feelings? Was there someone or something that helped you feel supported at the time of the loss? Types of Incidents New Diagnosis of a serious illness Impending death in a hospital Choosing to go home to die Sudden, traumatic events Removal of life support Other General Factors Children grieve as part of a family Children re-grieve Children are often repetitive in their grief Young children are concrete thinkers Children may focus on causation Children may also focus on contagion Tasks of GriefWilliam Worden To accept the reality of the loss To work through the pain of grief To adjust to an environment in which the deceased is missing To find an enduring connection with the deceased in the midst of embarking on a new life The Six Reconciliation Needs of Mourning ChildrenAlan D. Wolfelt, PhD Acknowledge the reality of the death. Move toward the pain of the loss while being nurtured physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Convert the relationship with the person who has died from one of presence to one of memory. Develop a new self-identity based on a life without the person who died. Relate the experience of the death to a context of meaning. Experience a continued supportive adult presence in future years. Recommendations for Supporting Children Process the circumstances or event within the context of his/her developmental ability. Understand the concept of “death” and “grief” Understand feelings and behaviors associated with normal grief responses Identify and practice healthy ways of coping Honoring the relationship and establishing continuing bond