Loss, Grief and Bereavement

• What is grief?
• Five stages of grief model
• How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected your experience of loss?
• A case study to help work through a specific example of loss and grief
• Building resilience
• Developing a personal resilience plan
• Useful organisations

How does the workshop address the common perception that dealing with loss is just part of the job in social care?
Our workshop challenges the notion that dealing with loss is a routine aspect of social care. It offers a platform for participants to explore their feelings, ensuring they no longer feel isolated or unsupported.

What specific aspects of loss, grief, and bereavement are covered?
The workshop covers a wide range of topics, including personal and collective responses to loss, grief, and bereavement. Participants will gain valuable insights into how these aspects impact their roles in social care.

How is the workshop structured to encourage active participation and understanding among social care staff?
The workshop utilises a combination of insightful discussions, interactive activities, and guided reflections, fostering an engaging and participatory environment for all attendees.

How does this workshop contribute to creating a more supportive and connected community among social care staff?
By providing a space for exploration and understanding, the workshop aims to create a supportive community where social care staff can share experiences and feel more connected in their journey of coping with loss, grief, and bereavement in their profession.