Next course dates available
- 31st January 2025 (12:30pm - 04:00pm)
Learning Outcomes
The magnitude of suicide bereavement
Suicide loss as a unique form of complex bereavement
‘Complicated grief’, trauma and other individual responses to suicide
The wider impact of bereavement on those exposed to or affected by suicide
The stigma and shame associated with suicide and bereavement
Bereavement by suicide as a unique risk factor for suicide
Responding to those bereaved by suicide, and how we can help to support them
Key UK strategic guidance and research on best practice in shaping services to incorporate suicide bereavement support
Postvention: what it means and why it matters
A local service perspective: The Tomorrow Project’s work supporting those affected
Dates and registration links
Friday 31st Jan 2025 – https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/946238895007
Feedback from delegates:
“An incredible presenter. Knowledgeable, engaging, widely read and extremely articulate. She is also humble and confident. I learnt so much from her and I think all staff in mental health work should attend this. Thank you so much”
“The Training was great, it was done in a professional and appropriate manner especially as it is such a emotive topic. I came out feeling reflective and empowered”
“An excellent mornings training. Wonderful venue. So much covered in such a short space of time, with well timed breaks & an on the dot start & finish time. Trainers delivery of the training was first class; the 10 minute break out groups, her interaction with the group, understanding & delivery of course content, with just enough sharing of personal experience in context to the training, remaining personable & professional throughout. Absolute first class trainer & I would highly recommend this training to anyone looking to increase their knowledge on suicide & bereavement”
