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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.”
As a professional, what do you do when you walk into a young family where death is on the doorstep?
Where a father or mother knows the end is near, where children are still playing but also feel something is wrong, and where time is suddenly everything?
This lecture is about working in the heart of vulnerability – with knowledge, care and courage.
What to expect.
A frank and instructive lecture based on a real story. No theory detached from practice, but a true story in which you are taken step by step:
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How, as a professional, you help a family say goodbye – while life goes on
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How to support parents in making memories that last
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What children need in different ages
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How to be there without taking over
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What helps in the dark, and what exactly doesn’t
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And how one family, after saying goodbye, is slowly trying to pick up the thread again
The lecture is honest, moving, confrontational and hopeful. You will learn how closeness and professional distance can go together – and how you can make a difference in a situation where nothing can be taken for granted anymore.
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✓ Product developed and manufactured in the Netherlands.
✓ Product developed and manufactured in the Netherlands.
✓ Das Produkt wurde in den Niederlanden entwickelt und hergestellt.
FUNERAL PLAY SET – BUILDING BLOCKS
Product description
Children between 4 and 10 years old don’t understand death through words. Their brains think concretely. A concept like “cremation” or “burial” means nothing without a visual, tangible representation.
This building block set was developed as a professional conversation tool: you explain what happens at death, during the funeral, and at the farewell — step by step, using physical blocks. No metaphors. No euphemisms. Just: this is what happens.
The result: children understand. And professionals lead the conversation with confidence.
Who it’s for Funeral professionals, grief counselors, hospice workers, palliative care providers — anyone who has conversations with children around death in their professional practice.
How you use it With the set you build through four core protocols: the basic method (death and funeral), the palliative phase (preparation), cremation, and burial. The blocks follow the logical sequence a child can follow and make sense of.
Developed by Richard Hattink, grief counselor and funeral director with 25 years of experience supporting children and families around death. The method is evidence-based and applied internationally.
Want to learn the method step by step? The video series Funeral Play in Practice (8 episodes, including 4 downloadable protocols) teaches you exactly how to use the set — including complex situations such as suicide or the death of a child. Available through the Academy.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 37 × 26 × 11 cm |
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