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"Working with Bereaved children and Young People provides a valuable guide to the complex issues of working therapeutically with this especially vulnerable client group. It acknowledges their wisdom, courage and resilience, and is suffused throughout with Brenda Mallon's own distinctive sensitivity to the experience and needs of bereaved children and young people." - Peter Jenkins, co-author, with Debbie Daniels, of Therapy With Children (Sage, 2010)
A great book to gain an insight into children dealing with grief
Lots of useful ideas for those working with children who may have been bereaved.
An interesting and well written book. however the only criticism I would make is that it is quite brief in content and 'bulked up' by undoubtedly useful lists of organisations.
This book deals sensitively with a difficult topic. It gives the reader an insight into the issues around bereavement and helpful ideas of how to support the individual.
An excellent resource for planning work with breaved children and young people. full of practical ideas for therapeutic games, UK resources, and involving the system around the child. It provides an overview of theories around grief and bereavement rather than adhering to a particulr model, making it a good general text.
Excvellent book for both academic study andf practice issues .
This book provides the student with some key insights into helping children and young people coping with recent loss.
