Grow with Grief provides education, incursions and support for navigating grief, loss and significant change to whole school communities. Through professional development, age-appropriate workshops and accessible resources, Grow with Grief can support your staff, students and parents/carers to prepare for, and in face of, all forms of grief and loss. 

INCURSIONS

Evidence-based, psychosocial workshops that engage students to develop their grief literacy and emotional wellbeing through interactive learning and story-telling.

WHOLE-SCHOOL

Termly package of weekly in-house workshops whereby the children embark on a journey with tailored activities that promote emotional literacy and wellbeing. This package also includes an 60 minute staff development workshop and a parent seminar.

STAFF DEVELOPMENT

An interactive professional development opportunity that offers evidence based tools, techniques and strategies which can be implemented into the classroom. We also support educators in managing their own stress, distress and grief.

TESTIMONIALS

Lucy Archinal-Hudson, Clinical Director at Feel the Magic

“Katrina has facilitated group sessions for bereaved children at Feel The Magic, and also shared her own story of grief to our participants. Katrina is an eloquent and confident speaker. She is engaging, calm, and has a natural warmth that young people gravitate too. Katrina doesn’t shy away from talking about the tough issues, but does so in a way that is approachable, developmentally appropriate, safe, and beneficial for children. Katrina is organised, professional, and easy to communicate with. I highly recommend Katrina as a speaker, facilitator, and grief educator.”

Teacher, St Margaret Primary School

“The staff development provided me and my colleagues with confidence in talking to children about grief, as well as helping me to understand the difference between grief and bereavement. I really liked that we discussed how it affects different age groups and were given practical steps on tackling a grief conversation.”