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Kites to Make in Therapy

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Kite making in therapy has been used in groups for grief counselling.  A memorable way to conclude any grief counselling with a child.  Dane (2001) recommends kite making as a tool in managing grief.  Children in groups for coping with grief include kite making in the last session, where a message is written on the kite to say goodbye to the deceased parent and then taken outside and flown.  


Dane (2001) in Webb, N. B. (ed.) Helping Bereaved Children: A Handbook for Practitioners.

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Details

Each kite is in a diamond shape. The kite 'skin' can be decorated with textas and paints, bold designs and messages to the deceased person work well.  This style of kite is easy to fly for all ages.

Included in the kite kit are

1 Kite Skin (Diamond shape)

2 Fibreglass rods

2 Kite tails

1 Handle with flying line

1 Set of Instructions

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