After the loss of their daughter Ella-Jayne, who passed away due to a congenital heart defect, a couple established a foundation that funds 300 drama therapy sessions for children at a hospice. Understanding the emotional trauma families face during critical times, they aim to provide essential support through therapeutic activities. Their foundation has directed millions towards aiding not just sick children, but also their siblings, addressing the psychological and emotional challenges that arise from illness. Stories from families show the positive impact of this therapy on coping with loss and grief.
It can have devastating long-term consequences if the trauma of a seriously ill child isn't properly processed with professional help.
Drama therapy is a rehearsal space for life, a place where the emotional and psychological needs of children can be safely explored.
Now he's much more comfortable talking about these things after drama therapy which is good at tackling the prospect of loss.
Witnessing the unmet need for emotional and psychological support for families during dark times is crucial, as we experienced firsthand.
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