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Counselling Tutor podcast

Special Episode: Winston's Wish

Counselling Tutor podcast

Kenneth Kelly

Education

4.8657 Ratings

🗓️ 22 February 2023

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

In this Special Episode of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, your host Rory Lees-Oakes speaks with Letizia Perna, the Director of Services and Service Transformation for the charity Winston's Wish.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the counselling tutor podcast.

0:05.2

The must listen to podcast for students of counselling and psychotherapy.

0:11.4

Here are your hosts, Rory Lee's Oaks and Ken Kelly.

0:17.4

Hello and welcome to this special edition of the counselling tutor podcast.

0:23.7

I'm Rory and Ken is taking a well-earned break.

0:27.4

I'm joined today by Letitia Perna, who is the Director of Services for Winston's Wish charity.

0:36.9

So, Letitia, you're very welcome.

0:40.1

Hello, Rory. Lovely to be here. So just tell us a little bit about Winston's Wish. What's

0:46.4

Winston's Wish about? Of course. So Winston's Wish is the first childhood UK bereavement charity.

0:53.9

We are 30 years old this year, which is quite exciting. is the first childhood UK bereavement charity.

0:57.7

We are 30 years old this year, which is quite exciting.

1:05.2

And we are effectively support and advice and guidance for children and young people,

1:09.7

zero to 25 who have lost someone important to them,

1:13.0

as well as the adults, whether that be parents or family members and friends or professionals who support them. So we provide bereavement support in a

1:18.8

plethora of ways, as well as advice and guidance around talking about death and dying.

1:25.6

Well, a very serious topic, but a very needed resource and, you know, what a fantastic

1:34.0

charity to support young people.

1:39.1

So in terms of prevalence of childhood bereavement, you know, what are the statistics?

1:47.2

Yeah, that's a great question, Rory.

1:49.8

And one that is actually really hard to answer, and I'll tell you in a little bit why.

1:54.9

But to give you a sense, roughly, we've about nearly a million zero to 25-year-olds in the UK may have experienced the death of a parent, brother or sister, to quite significant numbers.

2:10.1

More than 100 children and young people are bereaved of our parents every single day in the UK.

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