It’s What We Do: Camp Seastar_Part 1

    Every year Hospice of Palm Beach County, through the John J. Brogan Bereavement Center, prepares an open invitation to any child that had a loved one in their services or is currently in their services, and any child that is attending one of their school programs in the community to Camp Seastar.
    The focus of Camp Seastar is to act as a support system for children and teens. The objectives of the camp are to aid these kids in:
   
    • Identifying ways to cope with change
    • Improving self-esteem
    • Learning to recognize and validate their feelings
    • Identifying safe ways of grief expression
    • Recognizing fun and celebration are still part of life
   
    “We look at camp as a continuation of the counseling they have already had,” said Christina Dekkar, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) for Hospice of Palm Beach County. “We do activities that honor their loved ones.” Go to Part II »

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