How to communicate to children about difficult subjects

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The purpose of this questionnaire is to aid my research project in understanding the appropriate strategies and techniques when communicating with children who are facing challenging and difficult circumstances. This research will consequently aid the design and communication decisions of the book/ebook that I am creating, which will specifically target children coping with their parent/guardian facing breast cancer.

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What is the most effective way to communicate to a child about a difficult subject e.g. family illness or death?

Are there any specific strategies or techniques that you feel are more beneficial than others?

What are your opinions on the resources available for children to help with these subjects?

Is there any literature that you think particularly helps to address difficult subjects e.g. death?

What do you think needs improving about the help and advice for children overall?

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