I’m not even a fan of the grief counseling they put kids through these days. It makes the traumatic event the central event in their lives.
Kids are amazingly resilient after a traumatic event and the best thing to do is make the kids feel safe in the home while letting them work through things.
I’m not even a fan of the grief counseling they put kids through these days. It makes the traumatic event the central event in their lives.
i agree. a parents can watch their children and ease them through the grief and fear better than a stranger in most cases.
It is a terrible and stupid thing. just like the (pagan) candle/ teddy bear shrine garbage. “making a difference” is the idiot mantra of this shallow religion.
I’m not even a fan of the grief counseling they put kids through these days. It makes the traumatic event the central event in their lives.
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We had a boy commit suicide in the high school where I was teaching at the time. Our principal, who was a total lib, brought in a team of “grief counselors”. I know that the principal and this group meant well, but it was sickening to see them operate.
It was as if they wanted everyone to wallow in the tragedy. I had one try to corner me, even after I had explained that I did not even know the boy.
The teenaged girls really fed into the whole drama, and I really worried about a copycat incident. Fortunately, that did not come to pass.