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Children's Grief Coach Certification 

Childrens Grief Coach Certification Bann

The First Step to Becoming a Certified Grief Coach that specializes in working with Grieving Children

This Certification prepares you to become a Professional Grief Coach who assist, comfort and encourage children in mourning over the death of a parent, sibling, grandparent, or friend. Students will learn skills that will empower them to succeed:

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  • Understanding the Needs of Grieving Children

  • How to Actively Listen so that Children Feel Heard

  • What Questions to Ask Children to Reach the Heart

  • How to know when/if a ChildNeed Higher Level of Care

  • Show Genuine Compassion to the Suffering Child

  • Identify Special Challenges in Child's Life

  • Visualize an Abundant Future without Their Loved One

  • Harness Hope to Enable Children to Thrive 

Children's Grief Coach Certification Includes 7 Courses

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  • ​What Makes Each Child’s Grief Unique

  • Scared/Sad/Mad/Tired/Glad: How a Child Thinks, Acts and Feels

  • Techniques for Counseling Grieving Children

  • A Family Systems Approach to Companioning Grieving Children

  • Factors that Influence Childhood Grief

  • Creating a Safe Space for Support

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  • Loss as a Catalyst for Growth & Understanding

  • Children’s Inner Knowledge of Death and Their Symbolic Languages

  • Companioning Children through Grief

  • Finding the Right Words

  • Mourning is Essential to Healing

  • When someone dies by suicide

  • When someone dies by homicide or manslaughter

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  • Giving Children Roots and Wings

  • The Value of Play

  • Noticing, Praising and Criticizing

  • Authentic Success

  • Positive Discipline Strategies

  • Increasing Kids Control

  • Delaying Gratification

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  • Impact of Parental Death on Children

  • Emotional Wellness

  • How Stressed are Our Children?

  • What I Wish I Could Have Told My Mom

  • The Value of Expressive Writing

  • Emotional First Aid

  • Remembering

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  • Am I Qualified to Work with Grieving Children

  • Bereaved Children Speak

  • What would you say if you had one more minute?

  • School Based Crisis Response

  • Managing PTSD through Play Therapy

  • Trauma Prevention Curricula

  • Families in Crisis

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  • Teen Grief: How Big Is It?

  • Comfort a Grieving Teen

  • Struggling with Anger

  • Overcoming Anxiety

  • A Grieving Teenager What Activities Can I Do with My Teen to Help them Grieve

  • Hope Again Hope in Grief

  • Therapeutic Games for Teens : Psychology & Mental Health

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  • The Needs of Terminally Ill Children

  • Children's Palliative Care

  • Hospice for Children

  • When a child is dying, the hardest talk is worth having

  • Incompatible with Life

  • Pediatric Intensive Care Unit

  • End of Life Therapy

  • After the Child Has Died

ENROLL NOW

GLOBAL GRIEF INSTITUTE

info@GlobalGriefInstitute.com

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The Global Grief Institute does not provide Grief Coaching, Crisis Coaching, Mental Health Counseling or Trauma Coaching or therapeutic support. If you or someone you know is suicidal or in emotional distress, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or connect with their online chat here (https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/). Trained crisis workers are available to talk 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Your confidential and toll-free call provides crisis counseling and mental health referrals.

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