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Articles:

Bond, Henrietta; Bearing their souls, Community care,24-30 September 1998,28-9.
Report on an innovative project in Gloucestershire that helps children deal with the loss of a parent or sibling, with a little assistance from Winston the bear.

Aronoff, Mickey; Unmasking our grief, Scottish Child, Dec 1994-Jan 1995, 11.
 How puppets can help children to express their grief for their own and others’ illness or impending death.

Building resilience and hope for the future