Dead Right, made by young people working with Barnardo's Scotland'sRollercoaster service, will be used as part of a five day trainingprogramme for professionals including teachers, social and healthworkers.
The 30-minute film, which features real stories, will also be screenedas part of a tour of Scotland to raise awareness of the needs ofchildren affected by bereavement and trauma.
Martin Crewe, director of Barnardo's Scotland, said it was important torecognise that bereaved children need a range of therapy that dealsspecifically with the effects of trauma.
- For more information call Steve Sweeney at Rollercoaster on01382 436 621.
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