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Updated on 4/22/08
The Healing Center provides bereavement support groups for children and adolescents ages 5 to 17.
If you are interested in making an appointment to attend a get acquainted meeting at The Healing Center -- please call us at 718.780.1899. The next get acquainted session is June 19, 2008 at 6:45 p.m.
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Interested in becoming a volunteer?
We are interested in hearing from you!
All prosepctive volunteers are asked to attend a group interview.
This 90 minute meeting provides the opportunity for you to learn more about the program, the required training and for us to get to meet you.
If you would like information about the group interview please send us an email at info@healingcenterkids.org
Include your: name
telephone numbers
street address
city/state/zipcode
Upon receipt of your email we will confirm your participation, adivse the specific location for the meeting and share the class schedule for the next 25 hour training planned for October/Novemeber 2008
We look forward to hearing from you! |
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Welcome to the Healing Center |
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The Healing Center is a clinical bereavement program offering support groups for children and adolescents who have experienced the death of parent, sibling, grandparent, significant person. We welcome families from all over the NYC metro area. Services provided at the Center are free of charge.
The Healing Center, established in 1996, is part of the Department of Social Work of Long Island College Hospital.
Long Island College Hospital (LICH), a member of Continuum Health Partners, is a 500 bed teaching hospital, located in the Cobble Hill section of Brooklyn. LICH is the primary clinical teaching affiliate of the State University Health Science Center in Brooklyn (SUNY-Downstate).
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| Our Belief |
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| Every child deserves the right to grieve and express their pain in a safe and supportive space. THE HEALING CENTER is such a place. |
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| Our Philosophy |
| Grief is a natural reaction to loss of a loved one for children as well as adults. |
| The duration and intensity of grief are unique for each individual. |
| Within each individual is the natural capacity to heal oneself. |
| Caring and acceptance assist in the healing process. |
| Mission Statement |
| To provide structured support groups for grieving children. To allow children to express their pain in a safe, consistent, supportive environment. |
| To help the children name the hard feelings they are coping with in a safe outlet. |
| To help eliminate the emotional and behavioral problems resulting from unaddressed childhood grief. |
| To support and enhance the lives of children at a critical time in their development. The death of a family member/significant person is a time of crisis for children; handled with acceptance, caring and support it can become a process of growth. |
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