Rädsla efter Pappas Sjukdom
from Kära Barn 2.0
I detta avsnitt berättar en mamma om sin dotter som inte längre vågar vara ensam hemma med sin pappa, efter att han plötsligt blev allvarligt sjuk och hon såg allt ske. Vi diskuterar hur en sådan upplevelse kan påverka ett barns trygghetskänsla och hur föräldrar kan stötta barnet i att återfinna tryggheten och tilliten. Lyssna för råd och strategier om hur man kan hantera rädslor kopplade till traumatiska händelser i familjen. Det här avsnittet produceras och redigeras av TalkEdit – en produktionsbyrå för podd och video.
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