Webinar for professionals | 1 hour | Intermediate training
Working in the face of grief and loss can be very challenging. In this webinar we explore aspects of wellbeing and resilience and look at strategies that can help support you in your work with bereaved individuals.
When can I attend?
This training will run on the following date/s:
- Wednesday 25 November, 12-1pm
- Friday 14 May 2027, 12-1pm
Please ensure cookies are enabled to use the booking form above, or alternatively book here.
Who is this training for?
This training is suitable for professionals working with bereaved individuals, for example: health and social care staff, hospice staff, education professionals, faith leaders, emergency service personnel, and charities.
What will I learn?
During this training, you will:
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Increase your understanding of the potential impact on you of working with loss, death and grief.
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Appreciate how experiences can affect you, both personally and professionally.
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Acknowledge the impact of burnout, compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma.
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Identify ways of looking after yourself and recognise why this is important.
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Consider ways in which you can maintain your resilience and wellbeing.
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Receive information about Child Bereavement UK and other support organisations, and resources available.
There will be an opportunity to ask questions during the webinar using the Q&A function.
Booking details£25 per person Please ensure cookies are enabled to use the booking form above, or alternatively book here. Please email to let us know about any accessibility requirements or adaptations you require to attend our training. |
You may also be interested in:
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An introduction to grief and bereavement | Introductory training
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Information, support and guidance for professionals working within health and social care
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Before booking on any training, please read our training terms and conditions. We encourage prospective participants to consider their own experience of loss and how it might affect them during training. Our training may not be suited to someone who has experienced a recent bereavement. |
If you would like to know more about training from Child Bereavement UK, please email [email protected].
