Arranging children’s funerals
Working with a child who has died is a different craft from working with a grieving child.
Parents who cannot make choices because no choice exists that feels right. Siblings nobody dares to speak to. And the professional’s own discomfort, which you cannot train away but can learn to carry.
Who it is for
For everyone who professionally deals with the death of a child: funeral arrangers and funeral directors, but also youth care, education, healthcare and pastoral care. Also for teams who do this work regularly and hardly speak about it among themselves.
No prior knowledge is needed. If you first want the basics of involving children in grief, funerals and loss, you will find them in our training courses.
How you can take this
Online
Self-paced, at your own speed, with a certificate on completion.
€89
Live, in-company
At your own location, tailored to your team and your cases. Colleagues who hear each other’s doubts learn more than a room full of strangers.
Open training: come on your own
One day, € 250 per person, incl. VAT and lunch. You work with case material: your own situations and situations from the group, which we work through together. A minimum of 6 and a maximum of 16 participants; with fewer than six the case work doesn’t function and the day will not go ahead.
No date has been scheduled yet. Leave your details and you will be the first to hear as soon as one is known.