Bereavement support training: Post-webinar resources

Thank you for attending our Bereavement Support Training – we hope you found this both informative and useful. Our aim is to empower you to feel confident to be able to offer others the support they may need and to develop a bereavement-aware culture within your place of work, acknowledging the enduring nature of loss and helping others to manage their grief and develop resilience for the future.

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Child Bereavement UK provides a wide range of training, consultancy and support services across the UK to help professionals better understand and meet the needs of bereaved children, young people, and families. We offer CPD certified training, delivered by skilled facilitators who combine subject knowledge and facilitation expertise with extensive experience of working in their particular field of bereavement. Our training is based on learning from families, is underpinned by relevant theory and evidence-based practice, and acknowledges the importance of appropriate communication and support for future wellbeing.

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