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06 Sept 2025
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Silver Arch Family Resource Centre are running a grief education programme called Season’s for Growth.
This early intervention programme is a 6 week programme designed for children ages 6-18 yrs who have experienced grief as a result of loss or significant change.
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The programme supports children to understand that change, grief and loss are a normal part of life and also provides the opportunity to develop coping skills to manage their grief and loss. This programme is an early intervention peer support educational group and should not be confused with counselling or therapy. Enrolments are tailored to specific age groups,
allowing for a two year age gap between participants in the one group. We are currently taking expressions of interest for our Season’s for growth programme.
Please contact Claire Gill on claire.gill@silverarchfrc.ie or call 0870157526 to express an interest.
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