Stars in heaven – My child has lost a loved one

Clever Wolfee, in collaboration with Zandri Grimbeek, a registered counselor, is busy designing a series of psychological resources.

“What is busy happening?” everyone whispered to one another. “This is what happens when it is autumn,” Daniel told them. “It is time for the leaves to move their homes. Some people call it dying.”

“Are we all going to die?” asked Freddy. “Yes,” Daniel answered. “Everything dies. It does not matter how big or small, or how strong or weak it is. But we must first fulfill our purpose in life.”

“I am not going to die,” Freddy said, full of determination. “Are you going to die, Daniel?” “Yes,” answered Daniel. “When it is my time.” “When will that be?” Freddy asked. “Nobody knows for certain,” Daniel answered.

What do children understand about the concept of death? How do they process it when someone close to them passes away? How do they deal with losing a loved one?

This invaluable book has 45 pages and includes the following:

1. A story about Freddy the leaf, to explain the concept of death in a child friendly manner. (In this story, Christian values and the concept of heaven are emphasized.)

2. A beautiful Memory book that can be completed to cherish the loved one’s memories.

3. Four practical activities that guide the child to better understand the concept of death and how to deal with it.

4. How to cope with emotions in the correct manner: anger, guilt, sadness, anxiety, and confusion.

5. Complete the road map of your heart.

6. A Self-help plan when sad and intense feelings become overwhelming.

7. My Coping List.

8. The Six Pillars of Grief.

9. The five steps of Mourning.

10. The four developmental stages and the concept of death (2 Years of age and older).

11. Tips for parents whose child has lost a loved one.

12. What can I do as a parent when my child is left traumatized after the death of a loved one?

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