How I supported my young children in their grief by listening, adapting and utilsing play therapy.
Musings of a 3 Year Old – Why do you have a Dad and I don’t?
Supporting kids who have lost a parent to cancer
While we were out exploring the city today, my children and I happened upon an extensive installation of paper daffodil tributes organised by the Cancer Council as a Field of Hope. Each daffodil had an individual message or drawing of love. It was beautiful. There was no way to ignore it because it covered the... Continue Reading →
The Gift of Adventures
Much of the time my son wraps himself in a cloak of caution. Sometimes with extra layers of fear and anger. Wary of the world and life. I have an inkling of why he wears it.
The First Anniversary & Our Remembrance Tree (Choosing a place of rest and supporting my children)
It was heart wrenching explaining to my four year old daughter over and over again that Daddy's body had been turned to ashes. That he was not coming home. I needed to make a plan for where to place to my husband's ashes and arrange a ceremony to help connect my children to his place of rest.
Rainbows & Rollercoasters 