Understanding Traumatic Bereavement

Aim

To develop a greater understanding of how traumatic experiences affect children and families with particular reference to the impact on grieving, and to understand how therapy and other therapeutic opportunities can help to alleviate traumatic distress.

This workshop has been developed with help from David Trickey, Lead Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Trauma Service, Chums Bereavement Service.

Learning Outcomes

•   to gain an understanding of what constitutes a "traumatic event" and how it
    impacts upon people
•   to gain an understanding of how the traumatic nature of death may impede
    grief
•   to gain an understanding of how therapy and therapeutic opportunities can
    diminish the traumatic effects, clearing the path for the grieving process
•   to recognise the role of the family and other adults around children in
    assisting them to "process" their traumatic experiences
•   to gain information about the Child Bereavement Charity, other similar
    supportorganisations and resources available

Who Should Attend?

Suitable for all those whose work involves supporting those traumatically bereaved

"The DVD, case discussion and reflection worked really well. I enjoyed the interactive part of the workshop and found David Trickey such an inspiring facilitator"

Fee Information

£99 (including refreshments and a light lunch)

Venue

CBC Training Centre, The Clare Foundation, Saunderton Estate, Wycombe Road, Saunderton, Bucks, HP14 4HU

Times of Day

10.00am - 4.00pm (Registration from 9.30am)

Dates
  • Tuesday 29th May 2012

For further information or to book a place please contact the Training Department

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