This category explores the emotional, psychological, and relational impact of grief, bereavement, and loss. Courses cover key models of grief, cultural considerations, and therapeutic approaches to support individuals navigating loss. Suitable for professionals working in counselling, psychotherapy, and healthcare settings.
This live online CPD-accredited course provides a comprehensive understanding of bereavement, loss, and grief from both theoretical and therapeutic perspectives. Designed for counsellors, psychotherapists, and healthcare professionals, the course explores how individuals experience and process loss, and how practitioners can offer effective, compassionate support.
Key Topics Include:
- Models and theories of grief (e.g. Kubler-Ross, Worden, Dual Process Model)
- Complicated and disenfranchised grief
- Cultural and developmental perspectives on loss
- The impact of sudden or traumatic loss
- Therapeutic approaches to supporting grief and loss
- Practitioner self-care and boundaries
- Case studies and reflective practice
A written assignment is part of this course for CPD certification
- Lecturer: Dr. Michael McArdle
- Lecturer: Dr. Helen Noble