Kids' Grief 1.4

The app consists of three parts:

Part 1
The first part describes the app content and the purpose of the app.

Part 2
The second part contains knowledge relating to children's grief reactions, support of children, forms of communication and FAQ.

Part 3
The third part contains pedagogical tools for conversing with children, including exercises and 12 dialogue images providing starting points for dialogue. The dialogue images represent themes such as illness and death and themes such as happiness and play. In this way, the images make it possible to talk about both grief and happiness. Images of illness and death present a tangible approach to themes that would otherwise be difficult to approach. Images of happiness give the child an opportunity to get a break from the grief. At the same time adults can gain insight into the child's thoughts about happiness in his or her everyday life.

This app is mainly intended for parents looking after children aged 2-11 years of age.

THE PROFESSIONALS SAY ABOUT THE APP:

iPHONE MOM:
”As someone who has an educational background in Child Development and Psychology, I am a huge fan of this app. (...). This app does a great job of spelling things out step by step and makes those types of situations seem much more manageable. I would highly recommend both apps to parents, teachers and caregivers”. Read the entire review here: http://www.theiphonemom.com/kids-life-and-kids-grief-review/

JESPER RENDSMARK, PSYCHOLOGIST, RIGSHOSPITALET:
“The app is a very manageable and profitable tool to talk with children about illness, death and grief. It gives a useful insight into children’s reactions and thoughts. Beyond this, one is provided with concrete tools and suggestions for how to talk to children about the difficult subjects. The app contains a series of great dialogue images, which can be applied directly in the dialogue with children”.

PREBEN ENGELBREKT, CEO, "CHILDREN, ADOLESCENT & GRIEF":
“New initiatives like this are very important, because parents and other adults really wants to [help children in grief], but they lack tools to manage the situation. This is a really good example of how we can help parents with helping their children”. (Source: TV2 Lorry – See the interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHk6e7HWM-w).

ANNE MØLLER GAARDSTED, "CHILDREN, ADOLESCENT & GRIEF":
“The app is a very beneficial product, which provides parents with a concise, manageable and useful insight into children’s grief reactions and thoughts. Furthermore, the app gives you easily accessible tools to and guidelines on how to talk to your child about difficult matters. Over all, the app is a great, manageable and suitable tool for parents who have children in grief”.

HENRIETTE VON IRGENS-BERGH, THE DANISH CANCER SOCIETY:
“This app is professional, updated and manageable. It contains useful knowledge and tools, and the dialogue images are very suitable for children. I hope that this app will reach many families”.

LIS HOULBERG, FAMILY THERAPIST, COPENHAGEN FAMILY COUNSELING:
“The app is really useful, very suitable for children and also beneficial for adults. It’s an outstanding work. The images are really cute, appealing, suitable and convenient for conversations with children”.

MARGRETHE VADMAND, MAGAZINE “PSYKOLOGI”, 2013, 7: “It is a recommendable app that can help adults to give children a better chance to get through grief in an appropriate manner”.