Subscribers' events - May 2012This listing is for CBN subscribers' training, conferences, seminars and workshops. If you are a CBN subscriber and would like to submit an event to this listing, please enter your details. Enter event details 1 May 2012 Communicating with Children and Young People Bereaved by Sudden DeathAn interactive day from the Child Bereavement Charity considering the needs and issues relating to children and young people bereaved by sudden death, and the skills and resources required to support them.
10 May 2012 Evaluating your Bereavement ServiceThe aim of this course is
to increase understanding of evaluation, and develop a plan for evaluating one’s own service.
15 May 2012 - London 17 May 2012 - Edinburgh 19 May 2012 - Belfast 21 May 2012 - Cardiff The Impact of Suicide on Families and Red Chocolate Elephants on TourDr Diana Sands, Director of the Bereaved by Suicide Service in Sydney, has developed ‘Red Chocolate Elephants’, a tool to aid people working with children bereaved by suicide. The Child Bereavement Charity has undertaken to bring this brand new book and DVD to the UK, along with Dr Sands, and to run a morning symposium on suicide bereavement and an afternoon interactive workshop for a smaller number of professionals on how to effectively use the resource.
16 May 2012 Bereavement Services Association Annual Conference (incorporating AGM) 2012Keynote speaker: Claire Henry – National Programme Director, National End of Life Care Programme, on ‘Policy to Practice – High Quality Bereavement Care’. The day also includes EOLC from the perspective of Roberta Lovick, a User Representative and Carer and an update from one of the improved death certification hospital pilot sites – ‘Policy to Practice Death Certification’. Further information on how to get to the venue and local accommodation can be
17 May 2012 Bereavement Counselling: What type of intervention should I use?This day, led by Linda Machin, will be of interest to those providing longer term bereavement support and who have attended a ‘Mapping Grief’ workshop or are familiar with the Range of Response to Loss model.
Understanding Traumatic BereavementAim: 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.
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