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Loss in Service - Bereavement, Impact and Response Duration 1 day Course Overview Central Training's Loss in Service course explores the impact of bereavement within health and social care services. The trainer will focus on the various impacts on clients, services and staff, and discuss ways to process and move through the experience of loss. The session will provide a safe space to better understand the impact of death within complex relationships, the emotional consequences for all and the procedural steps needed. Learning Outcomes The course aims to equip delegates with the skills to: Understand the impact of loss and grief in complex-needs services Support clients impacted by bereavement Consider the diversity in beliefs about death and dying Develop compassion whilst recognising professional boundaries Acknowledge the impact of trauma bonding and shared experience Support staff to process loss whilst encouraging gentle forward movement Be aware of practical procedures both internally and locally Methods of Delivery Training methods used on this course include tutor presentation using visual and interactive resources, small group work and group discussions and practice. Course Content Audience Training Considerations Certification Related Courses Course Content Loss in service: a psychologically-informed approach The importance of acknowledging grief Processing loss Professional boundaries Trauma responses Awareness of practical procedures Target Audience Staff working with complex needs clients as well as those affected by bereavement or loss. Training Considerations There are no training considerations related to this course. Certification The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course. Related Courses Counselling Skills Personal Safety & Lone Working (PIE-Informed) Working with Hard to Engage Service Users Working with Substance Misuse and Addiction

Loss in Service - Bereavement, Impact and Response

Duration

1 day

Course Overview

Central Training's Loss in Service course explores the impact of bereavement within health and social care services. The trainer will focus on the various impacts on clients, services and staff, and discuss ways to process and move through the experience of loss. The session will provide a safe space to better understand the impact of death within complex relationships, the emotional consequences for all and the procedural steps needed.

Learning Outcomes

The course aims to equip delegates with the skills to:

Understand the impact of loss and grief in complex-needs services

Support clients impacted by bereavement

Consider the diversity in beliefs about death and dying

Develop compassion whilst recognising professional boundaries

Acknowledge the impact of trauma bonding and shared experience

Support staff to process loss whilst encouraging gentle forward movement

Be aware of practical procedures both internally and locally

Methods of Delivery

Training methods used on this course include tutor presentation using visual and interactive resources, small group work and group discussions and practice.

Course Content
Audience
Training Considerations
Certification
Related Courses

Course Content

Loss in service: a psychologically-informed approach
The importance of acknowledging grief
Processing loss
Professional boundaries
Trauma responses
Awareness of practical procedures

Target Audience

Staff working with complex needs clients as well as those affected by bereavement or loss.

Training Considerations

There are no training considerations related to this course.

Certification

The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.

Related Courses

Counselling Skills
Personal Safety & Lone Working (PIE-Informed)
Working with Hard to Engage Service Users
Working with Substance Misuse and Addiction


Loss in Service - Bereavement, Impact and Response Duration: 1 day Course overview: Central Training's Loss in Service course explores the impact of bereavement within health and social care services. The trainer will focus on the various impacts on clients, services and staff, and discuss ways to process and move through the experience of loss. The session will provide a safe space to better understand the impact of death within complex relationships, the emotional consequences for all and the procedural steps needed. Learning outcomes: The course aims to equip delegates with the skills to: · Understand the impact of loss and grief in complex-needs services · Support clients impacted by bereavement · Consider the diversity in beliefs about death and dying · Develop compassion whilst recognising professional boundaries · Acknowledge the impact of trauma bonding and shared experience · Support staff to process loss whilst encouraging gentle forward movement · Be aware of practical procedures both internally and locally Methods of delivery: Training methods used on this course include tutor presentation using visual and interactive resources, small group work and group discussions and practice. LEARNING OBJECTIVES · Loss in service: a psychologically-informed approach · The importance of acknowledging grief · Processing loss · Professional boundaries · Trauma responses · Awareness of practical procedures TARGET AUDIENCE Staff working with complex needs clients as well as those affected by bereavement or loss. TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS There are no training considerations related to this course. CERTIFICATION The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course. RELATED COURSES Counselling Skills Personal Safety & Lone Working (PIE-Informed) Working with Hard to Engage Service Users Working with Substance Misuse and Addiction

Loss in Service - Bereavement, Impact and Response
Duration: 1 day

Course overview:

Central Training's Loss in Service course explores the impact of bereavement within health and social care services. The trainer will focus on the various impacts on clients, services and staff, and discuss ways to process and move through the experience of loss. The session will provide a safe space to better understand the impact of death within complex relationships, the emotional consequences for all and the procedural steps needed.

Learning outcomes:
The course aims to equip delegates with the skills to:

· Understand the impact of loss and grief in complex-needs services
· Support clients impacted by bereavement
· Consider the diversity in beliefs about death and dying
· Develop compassion whilst recognising professional boundaries
· Acknowledge the impact of trauma bonding and shared experience
· Support staff to process loss whilst encouraging gentle forward movement
· Be aware of practical procedures both internally and locally

Methods of delivery:

Training methods used on this course include tutor presentation using visual and interactive resources, small group work and group discussions and practice.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
· Loss in service: a psychologically-informed approach
· The importance of acknowledging grief
· Processing loss
· Professional boundaries
· Trauma responses
· Awareness of practical procedures

TARGET AUDIENCE
Staff working with complex needs clients as well as those affected by bereavement or loss.

TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
There are no training considerations related to this course.

CERTIFICATION
The delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.

RELATED COURSES
Counselling Skills
Personal Safety & Lone Working (PIE-Informed)
Working with Hard to Engage Service Users
Working with Substance Misuse and Addiction