Bereavement Resilience
Learn an evidence-based treatment to help people recovering from distressing grief.
Grief is a natural response to loss, and people naturally draw on their own strengths and networks to navigate it. Sometimes, however, a person's capacity to cope can be profoundly overwhelmed and day-to-day functioning disrupted—particularly following sudden or traumatic events, such as when a death involves a child or occurs by suicide. This advanced, 5-hour course trains health professionals to implement the Care · Collaborate · Connect Bereavement Resilience program, a brief psychotherapy intervention. You will learn to provide high-quality support and treatment when it is needed, helping people strengthen their capacity to cope, and recover from overwhelming grief.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Explain the relationships between health, wellbeing, and coping during grief, and identify factors that interrupt a person's recovery following a loss.
- Implement the brief Bereavement Resilience protocol to support people from overwhelming grief to recovery and the restoring day-to-day functioning.
- Use consumer-centred outcome measures to monitor treatment effectiveness and consumer outcomes.
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Backed by science
Care · Collaborate · Connect courses are underpinned by the latest research in psychology, neuroscience, and health.
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