Subscribers' events - November 2010This 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 November 2010 CREATIVE WAYS OF HELPING BEREAVED CHILDREN AND FAMILIES A very practical workshop that aims to explore creative ways of helping children express themselves and communicate when someone important in their life is dying or has died
2 November 2010 ROAD TO RECOVERY: HELPING FAMILIES BEREAVED BY SUDDEN DEATH From road crashes to drownings, from heart attacks to meningitis, from air disasters to terrorist attacks and deaths in war zones, sudden death tears apart families. This event explores latest research and practitioner advice on care and support for these traumatically bereaved and vulnerable people.
3 November 2010 TEENAGERS AND BEREAVEMENT A one day interactive workshop that aims to explore the experience of bereaved teenagers and identify ways to provide appropriate support. Target audience: for all professionals who come into contact with bereaved teenagers in the course of their work, whether in the statutory or voluntary sector.
9 November 2010 WORKING WITH CHILDREN FACING LOSS AND BEREAVEMENT This workshop aims to give participants an understanding of the issues for children aged 11 and under facing bereavement. We will look at children's understanding of death and how they can be supported during the terminal illness of someone close to them. We will also focus on enhancing skills and confidence in working with children who are bereaved. This day will be of particular interest to: healthcare professionals; counsellors and bereavement services; social workers; school staff, teachers and educationalists; clergy.
10 November 2010 PROBLEMATIC, UNHEALTHY GRIEF - A DEBATE. 'PROLONGED GRIEF CAN BECOME A MENTAL DISORDER'When does prolonged bereavement or complex grief become a 'mental disorder'? What are the manifestations of serious disorder and should psychiatric services be implemented? These are just some of the issues that will emerge on this Masterclass which takes the form of debate.
12 November 2010 GROUP WORK IN END OF LIFE CARE: HOW TO DO ITThis day is designed to consider the mixed economy of groups from one off meetings, short term focussed groups to therapeutic and maximising spontaneous group stimulants. The principles and practice of facilitating effective groups will be presented with case examples of a variety of groups commonly run in day, therapeutic and bereavement care. There will be a focus on the practical steps that need to be considered to run successful groups. Learning outcomes: Contact: education@stchristophers.org.uk or 020 8768 4656
17 November 2010 CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE WITH AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDER: SUPPORTING THEM THROUGH GRIEFA one day workshop that aims to provide a depth of understanding of the needs of bereaved children and young people with autistic spectrum disorders, and the skills and resources required to provide appropriate care. Target audience: for all professionals who come into contact with bereaved children and young people in the course of their work, whether in the statutory or voluntary sector. Contact: training@childbereavement.org.uk or 01494 568911
18-19 November 2010 DEATH TODAY: TABLOID OR TABOO? EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BEREAVEMENT RESEARCH AND THE MEDIAThe Bereavement Research Forum are planning their 2010 conference around the theme of Death and bereavement in modern society. Contact: bereavementresearchforum@googlemail.com
25-26 November 2010 HANDLING DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS IN END OF LIFE CAREThis two day course will be suitable for all health and social care professionals working in End of Life Care whatever the setting. Contact: 023 9223 8535
30 November 2010 UNDERSTANDING LOSS, GRIEF AND BEREAVEMENTAn introductory workshop which aims to provide information and guidance into what people have said they need when experiencing loss and grief. Target audience: suitable for anyone who may come into contact with people experiencing loss and grief. Contact: training@childbereavement.org.uk or 01494 568911
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