Pocket-sized leaflet designed to pull out as an A3 guide, it contains practical advice and guidance for a young person managing confusing emotions when someone important in their life dies. Original text written by a young person whose parent died. Read more
10x Pocket-sized leaflets designed to pull out as an A3 guide, they contain practical advice and guidance for a young person managing confusing emotions when someone important in their life dies. Original text written by a young person whose parent died. Read more
New for 2020, this spiral-bound, A4 book provides practitioners, such as teachers and youth leaders, with a framework of activities to engage bereaved young people, get them thinking and talking, and help them to develop resilience and coping skills. Includes activity session plans with photocopiable resources. Read more
Fink cards are specially developed thought provoking question cards around the subjects of Loss and Change that have been designed to get people talking, by creating great conversations. An activity for children aged 5-7 with an adult. Read more
Fink cards are specially developed thought-provoking question cards around the subjects of Loss and Change, that have been designed to get people talking, by creating great conversations. An activity for children aged 7-11 with an adult. Read more
Fink cards are specially developed thought-provoking question cards around the subjects of Loss and Change that have been designed to get people talking by creating great conversations. An activity for young people from 11 years, with an adult. Read more
Helping Children Think About Bereavement helps primary schools start conversations around the emotive subjects of loss, death and dying. It is a ‘before it happens’ book. Dying and death are seen as natural processes and it is OK to talk about them. The same story and related activities are presented as four lessons plans. These are differentiated for ages 9-11, 7-9, 5-7, children with English as a second language and for those in foundation stage or with learning difficulties. Sensitive quest Read more
Inside reads 'Season's Greetings'. Read more
Written and designed by Sarah Courtauld and beautifully illustrated by Holly Surplice. A story book with expressive and colourful illustrations to help guide children through the range of emotions they may experience over time, following the death of a sibling. “Commended” in BMA Patient Information Awards 2010. Read more
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“I wrote the poems following my son’s suicide in 2003. They helped me to connect with him and to grieve. I hope they will also speak to others who have lost children, and to those who offer support through the work of this charity.” – Sue Bracknell Read more
High quality rigid 1200 gsm board box with attached lid, closed with strong magnetic closures and grosgrain ribbon ties; to keep your special items in. Strong and durable, enables you to add items over the years. Ideal for decoration to create a unique personalised keepsake item. Size: 30cmW, 30cmL, 9cmD (folded – 30cm x 46.5cm x 8mm). Available in Ivory, Pink and Blue with matching grosgrain ribbon. Read more
A5 folder for parents or carers when their baby dies, to keep important information about their baby including A6 card for hand and footprints, and small zip-lock bag for hair. 12 for £10.00 or 50 for £40 – see Shop: For Professionals Read more
Pack of 12 folders for £10 A5 folder for parents or carers when their baby dies. For storing important information about their baby, including hand and foot prints, and a small bag for special items, such as a lock of hair. Read more
Pack of 50 folders for £40 A5 folder for parents or carers when their baby dies. For storing important information about their baby, including hand and foot prints, and a small bag for special items, such as a lock of hair. Read more
This delightfully simple book has been written to be used with very young children after the death of a parent. It includes some of the common questions and feelings children have, and what can help. Read more
Written by Sarah Courtauld and beautifully illustrated by Rebecca Cobb. The simple story deals with the issues surrounding a sibling’s serious illness, and stays in hospital, and how his brother copes with different emotions and feelings. It is for children aged 4-10 years old. ‘Highly Commended’ in BMA Patient Information Awards 2010 Read more