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What Color is Dead? How to Help Grieving Children
Grief isn't just for grown-ups. Little hearts need
mending too! This program is designed to help you understand how children
perceive death, how they respond to loss and how they grieve. A comprehensive
overview of death from a child's view will be given as well as developmental
stages of grieving behaviors. Information on ways to create support systems for
bereaved children will be shared as well as extensive program ideas and
strategies for helping heal the hurts.
CONTENT
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How Children Respond to Death and Loss
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Developmental Stages of Children's Understandings
of Death
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Signs and Symptoms of Stress in Grieving Children
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Concerns of Surviving Children
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Sibling Loss, Parental Loss, General Loss
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Strategies for Positive Grief Resolution
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Ceremonies for Children
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Programming for Children
Correspondence Course
To enroll for the correspondence course, click on
the enroll button below.
Students must purchase the training package from Grief Inc. and
complete the entire program to earn AGA credit. A $200 enrollment fee is
charged in lieu of AGA's regular tuition. There is no time limit on
completion of this course so it can be accomplished at the student's own
pace. It may also be possible for a group of students to complete this course
on their own as a study group. Each student would enroll for the
correspondence course and 1 training package would be purchased ($100) for the
group. The
training package includes:
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One (1) study guide
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Two (2) videos, What Color
is Dead? and What on Earth Do You Do When Someone Dies?
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One (1) book program, Am I
Still a Sister?
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One (1) audio program, A
Place for Me
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One (1) color book, How I
Feel
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One (1) utilization guide for
each of the audio programs above
All students must complete the
study guide questions and submit them to the AGA to earn credit.
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