Three Boys Crying
One of Hope’s young people explains how Hope helped him realise that it is OK to cry and shares some words of wisdom about what to do or say to someone who has lost a loved one.
One of Hope’s young people explains how Hope helped him realise that it is OK to cry and shares some words of wisdom about what to do or say to someone who has lost a loved one.
One of Hope’s young people tells their story of dealing with grief and coping with the devastating loss of both parents.
Hope is working at St Michael’s Hospice, Herefordshire to deliver its Children and Young People’s Support Services.
Earlier this month, BPS Research Digest editor Christian Jarrett (@Psych_Writer) wrote about the shock and fear experienced by children when the dreadful news arrives that their brother or sister has cancer.
In friendships there are times when one person has to support the other. There are times when your friend can’t always be the strong one for you. That’s what friendship is – riding the rough with the smooth – and hanging on in there even when it feels like really hard work.
We have gathered together some expert information and resources to help you work out how to share the facts with your children and to support them to understand what is happening.
Earlier this month we launched a brand new online group to support year 10’s and 11’s through their GCSEs when a close family member has a life-threatening illness. We were thrilled to see that the BBC have recognised the importance of this type of support and have since announced their own peer-to-peer coaching network called The Mind Set.
Rochelle Bugg shares the things that made getting through significant dates such as Mothers’ Day and Christmas that little bit easier when someone at home is ill.
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