When Someone Very Special Dies: Children Can Learn to Cope with Grief (Drawing Out Feelings)
by Marge Heegaard, Marge Eaton Heegaard Ma Atr Licsw
When Someone Very Special Dies offers children a safe space to explore grief through drawing activities in the Drawing Out Feelings series. Authored by Marge Heegaard, this workbook guides young ones in expressing emotions and learning to cope with the loss of a loved one, promoting emotional healing and understanding.
About This Book
When Someone Very Special Dies is a therapeutic drawing book designed for children experiencing grief. Created by Marge Heegaard, it falls under the Drawing Out Feelings series, encouraging emotional release through art.
The book provides a gentle framework for kids to process their feelings about death and loss. It uses simple prompts to draw out thoughts and emotions, fostering understanding and healing.
Ideal for parents, educators, and counselors, this resource supports children in learning to cope with bereavement in an age-appropriate manner. Its focus on visual expression makes complex emotions more accessible.
By engaging in the activities, children can build resilience and find comfort during difficult times. The workbook's approach emphasizes empathy and self-expression without overwhelming young minds.
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