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18 November 2020

Grief in Isolation

Grief in Isolation Helen Priscott Grief In Isolation Nobody is immune to......

3 November 2020

Parenting bereaved children

Parenting bereaved children Lesley Duff So many of the parents and carers......

22 October 2020

Recommended resources for supporting older young people

Recommended resources for supporting older young people Eve Robins This week we......

20 October 2020

Anxiety in older young people

Judith Mulligan Anxiety in Older Young People SeeSaw works with young people up......

18 September 2020

Facing difficult conversations

Annie Brylewska-Cooper ‘I wish I had a magic wand’.   How many......

26 August 2020

Supporting children transitioning back to school

Supporting children transitioning back to school Judith Mulligan Autumn sees the start......

11 August 2020

Grief in babies and young children

Grief in babies and young children Helen Priscott  Children under five years old are totally dependent......

24 July 2020

Summer Activities

Summer Activities Eve Robins This week we have been thinking about the......

21 July 2020

How routines can help grief

How routines can help grief Annie Brylewska-Cooper Keep On Keeping On  ......

14 July 2020

Supporting Bereaved Friends

Becki Gascoyne Supporting Bereaved Friends     At SeeSaw our focus is on supporting......

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For many families who have experienced the death of a loved one, the preparation for their first Christmas without them can feel particularly difficult. Some families feel that the celebrations around Christmas are just too hard to face, and some prefer to try and keep things exactly the same.
Whichever way you chose to spend Christmas this year, it may be that there will be some elements that might be difficult to face. Becki, from our clinical team has shared some helpful tips for families preparing for their first Christmas after the death of a loved one. ... See MoreSee Less

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🤪We are sooooooo excited to share our first ever SeeSaw calendar with you! The 2021 Cakes and Bakes Calendar has been lovingly produced by SeeSaw's wonderful Patron, Mike Brewer, his wife Michelle and daughter Chloe. Michelle sorted the recipes and bakes, Chloe did all of the photography and Mike was the chief taster! There is a different delicious recipe for every month. Why not have your very own bake off at home? You can buy them through the e-shop on our website. They will make lovely Christmas presents! Please share 🙂 www.seesaw.org.uk/shop/ ... See MoreSee Less

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As we begin to see more Christmas decorations going up, we know that many families will be thinking about how they might spend their first Christmas following the death of a loved one this year. This week we will be sharing ideas around how you can prepare for this first Christmas.

Today's #MakeItMonday is an activity that can be done together or individually as a way of remembering your loved one over the Christmas holidays. The Memory Bauble provides an opportunity to make the special memories of your loved one a part of your Christmas this year. It serves as a reminder of these memories every time you see it, but also provides an opportunity to talk about your happy times together with your children as you make them.

It's important to say that, just as grief is a variable experience for each person, what feels comfortable for each family this Christmas will vary too and this activity might not be something you feel ready to do this year - and that is absolutely fine. It's paramount that you spend Christmas in a way that feels manageable for your family this year.

Please look out for our video on Wednesday where we will be looking in more detail at different ways you can prepare for Christmas this year. ... See MoreSee Less

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