Loss and Bereavement Awareness Online Training

loss grief and bereavement online training

£19.99

Learn how to support and provide compassionate care through our online Loss and Bereavement Training Course. Gain essential skills in navigating grief, understanding stages of dying, and upholding cultural awareness. Enroll now for a transformative learning experience.


Description

Loss and Bereavement Online Training Course

Loss and bereavement online training (also called bereavement counselling online training) teaches people how to help others who are grieving. This training helps create a more caring and supportive environment for those in grief.

It also helps people cope with loss better, leading to better mental health in the community.

Supporting people who have lost someone is a very important job for healthcare professionals.

  • Developed by professionals
  • CPD Accredited
  • 100% online, learn at your own time and pace
  • Translates into over 100 different languages
  • Instant certificate downloaded
  • Progress tracker
  • Average completion time of 1 hr.

You’ll learn all about the different stages of grief and get a deeper understanding of what it means to lose someone.

This course will help you give really good support and care to people who are going through a tough time.

 

Group Training: Bereavement and Loss Onsite Training – Face to Face/Virtual Course

 

Course Outline:

The key points covered in this bereavement and loss online course are:

  1. The stages of dying
  2. Cultural awareness
  3. Pathways
  4. Duty of care
  5. Managing the environment
  6. Record keeping
  7. Maintaining attitude and behaviour

This course is made for people who meet bereaved individuals in their work.

It helps them understand what bereavement means and how to talk to clients and customers after someone they care about has passed away.

 

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Learning Goals:

In this bereavement online course, we’ll aim to:

– Improve our understanding of the definitions of loss

– Explore the 5 stages of the grieving process

– Think about ways we can support ourselves during this process

– Think about ways we can support others during this process

– Raise our awareness of where to find information, support and counselling

Improve your skills with our online Loss and Bereavement training course, made just for health and social care workers.

 

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Course Benefits

Here are the benefits of attending a Loss and Bereavement training course:

  • Understand grief and different types of loss better
  • Improve communication skills, like listening well and showing empathy
  • Learn about diverse mourning customs, becoming more culturally aware
  • Boost career prospects and improve your CV
  • Grow personally and become emotionally stronger
  • Gain practical support strategies and know when to seek professional help
  • Connect with others who share your interests
  • Feel more confident handling difficult conversations about loss
  • Learn stress management and self-care techniques to avoid burnout
  • Recognise complicated grief and provide appropriate support.

These advantages help participants provide more effective support to grieving individuals, improve their professional skills, and promote personal growth.

 

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Who Can Benefit from Bereavement Counselling Training?

Target audience for bereavement online training (or grief and loss training):

  • Healthcare professionals
  • Social workers
  • Counsellors and therapists
  • Clergy and spiritual leaders
  • Funeral home staff
  • Human resources professionals
  • Volunteers in hospices or bereavement support organisations

 

Bereavement and Loss Training Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Bereavement and Loss

  • Overview of bereavement and loss
  • Importance of understanding grief

Module 2: The Stages of Dying

  • Kubler-Ross model: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance
  • Recognising and supporting individuals through each stage
  • Case studies and practical exercises

Module 3: Cultural Awareness

  • Understanding different cultural views on death and dying
  • Respecting cultural practices and beliefs
  • Case studies: Handling cultural differences sensitively

Module 4: Pathways of Care

  • Introduction to care pathways for end-of-life care
  • Identifying resources and support networks
  • Coordinating with healthcare professionals and support services

Module 5: Duty of Care

  • Legal and ethical responsibilities
  • Understanding the duty of care in different contexts
  • Real-life scenarios and role-playing exercises

Module 6: Managing the Environment

  • Creating a supportive and safe environment
  • Practical strategies for managing physical and emotional spaces
  • Tools and resources for environment management

Module 7: Record Keeping

  • Importance of accurate and detailed record keeping
  • Legal requirements and best practices
  • Hands-on practice with record keeping and documentation

Module 8: Maintaining Attitude and Behaviour

  • Professionalism in the face of bereavement and loss
  • Self-care and managing personal emotions
  • Building empathy and compassion

Conclusion and Certification

  • Summary of key learning points
  • Distribution of course completion certificates
  • Additional resources and further reading suggestions.

 

Key Course Modules

1. The Stages of Dying

This section explains the different stages people may go through as they near the end of life. Knowing these stages helps healthcare workers give the right support and care, meeting the unique needs and worries of people during this important time.

2. Cultural Awareness

Recognising and respecting cultural differences is crucial when supporting those who have lost someone. This module looks at various cultural views on death, grief, and mourning. By learning about different cultures, healthcare workers can give care that respects the beliefs, traditions, and values of the bereaved.

3. Pathways

This part of the course explores the different paths people may take during the grieving process. It provides insights into common reactions, feelings, and challenges people may face at different stages of grief. Understanding these paths helps healthcare workers to respond effectively to the varied needs of the bereaved.

4. Duty of Care

This topic focuses on the ethical and legal duties healthcare workers have when caring for the bereaved. It stresses the need to provide kind, skilled, and respectful care while keeping confidentiality, privacy, and professional boundaries.

5. Managing the Environment

Creating a supportive and comforting setting is essential for bereavement care. This part covers practical ways to manage physical spaces, ensuring they offer privacy, calm, and emotional well-being. It also includes tips for good communication and making a safe and empathetic atmosphere.

6. Record Keeping

Accurate and detailed record-keeping is important in bereavement care. This module discusses why keeping comprehensive records is crucial, documenting interventions, assessments, and conversations. Good record-keeping supports continuous care, teamwork, and accurate reporting and analysis.

7. Maintaining Attitude and Behaviour

This module focuses on the attitudes, behaviours, and communication skills needed to support the bereaved effectively. It highlights the importance of empathy, active listening, non-judgmental attitudes, and good verbal and non-verbal communication. Knowing how to keep a compassionate and professional attitude improves the overall quality of care provided to the bereaved.

 

 

Learning Outcomes from Loss, Bereavement, and Support OnlineTraining

By completing our online Loss, Bereavement, and Support training course, learners will gain knowledge and skills in the following areas:

  • Stages of Dying: Understand the different stages of dying and learn how to handle changes.
  • Cultural Awareness: Be sensitive to different cultures and support people without judging them.
  • Pathways: Know what happens as someone approaches the end of their life.
  • Duty of Care: Respect privacy, dignity, and care for others responsibly.
  • Managing the Environment: Learn how to create a supportive and calm space.
  • Family and Visitors: Help and guide family members and visitors who are dealing with loss.
  • Record Keeping: Learn how to keep accurate and detailed records.
  • Attitude and Behaviour: Maintain a positive attitude and professional behaviour when supporting others.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bereavement Training?

Bereavement training is a type of learning that helps people support others who are grieving. It provides knowledge and skills to understand the emotions and challenges faced by those who have lost a loved one.

The training teaches practical ways to communicate, offer comfort, and show empathy. By taking bereavement training, individuals can better assist and care for those going through the difficult process of grief and healing.

Who should take the Loss and Bereavement online training?

This Loss and Bereavement Training course is suitable for a wide range of people, including:

  • Healthcare professionals: Doctors, nurses, therapists, and other medical staff who meet bereaved individuals in their work.
  • Social workers: People working in social services, community groups, or counseling settings.
  • Caregivers: Those providing care and support to patients, the elderly, or those facing end-of-life situations.
  • Funeral service professionals: Funeral directors, morticians, and staff involved in the funeral industry.
  • Counsellors and therapists: Mental health professionals who specialise in grief counseling or therapy.
  • Volunteers: People volunteering in hospices, bereavement centres, or other support groups.
  • Educators: Teachers, instructors, and trainers in healthcare or counseling programs.
  • Anyone interested: Any individual who wants to understand loss and grief better to support family, friends, or colleagues experiencing bereavement.

No prior experience or qualifications are needed to benefit from this training course.

It is open to anyone who wants to enhance their knowledge and skills in supporting others through the process of loss and bereavement.

How can I purchase in bulk?

We have a few options depending on the volume you wish to purchase.

The quickest and easiest way is to buy online using one of our bulk deal offers. Links are below.

Alternatively, you can call us on 01782 563333 or email enquiries@caringforcare.co.uk

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10 Courses For £75

25 Courses for £125

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