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Klavermodel
The Clover model is based on ±30 years of work experience, 20 years of (scientific) research, collaboration with international experts and stories of experience.
It demonstrates and teaches in an insightful and accessible way the basic attitudes, tools, knowledge and application needed to deal smoothly with grieving children (and those around them).
“This model shows me more than a professional grounding, it taught me to adopt a different attitude to life.”
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Kinderrouw
Grief in children is different than in adults. They process loss playfully, in pieces and often with repetition. For parents, teachers, funeral professionals and health care providers, it can be difficult to connect well with that experience.
In the training Children’s grief understanding and guidance Richard Hattink – specialized funeral director, grief researcher and founder of knowledge center ToThePoint – gives you knowledge, practical tools and recognizable examples to really support children with loss and farewell.
What do you learn?
✔ Grief in development – How do children between the ages of 0 and 18 experience loss, and how do they express it?
✔ Practical communication – What do you say and what is better not to say? How do you deal with endless repetitive questions?
✔ Involvement in farewells – What role can children play at a funeral or memorial service?
✔ Recognizing signs – When is grief healthy and when is specialized help needed?
✔ Tools and materials – Book tips, methods, games and creative resources that make grief negotiable.
✔ Avoiding pitfalls – From “be a big boy” to parentification: what helps children not do that?
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Children’s funeral
A child’s funeral. How do you shape it and what are the extras to consider?
“I thought I already knew something about it, now I know what I was really looking for.”
About shaping a meaningful funeral for a child – with room for grief, rituals and resilience.
With real-life examples, do’s & don’ts and attention to what is really helpful for parents, siblings.
Imbued with true stories appropriate to the length and audience of the lecture.
Exists as a lecture and as a 1-day training course.
lecture
Involving children in funerals
How do we take the children?
“My eyes have been opened.”
About how to include children in appropriate and safe farewells and rituals.
With inspiring examples, practical tips and attention to what children need to really participate.
Imbued with true stories appropriate to the length and audience of the lecture.
lecture, training
Funeral Care
A child’s funeral. How do you shape it and what are the extras to consider?
“I thought I already knew something about it, now I know what I was really looking for.”
About shaping a meaningful funeral for a child – with room for grief, rituals and resilience.
With real-life examples, do’s & don’ts and attention to what is really helpful for parents, siblings.
Exists as a lecture and as a 1-day training course.
lecture, training
Family care in a young terminally ill family
Working in a young family where death has announced itself.
“If only I had learned this in my education.”
On how to prepare a family to say goodbye, help make memories, and support restarts after death has appeared. Based on a real story.
Exists as a lecture and as a 1-day training course.
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