Child Bereavement Training

The Child Bereavement Training course provides essential guidance for supporting children and young people experiencing grief and loss. This course explores the unique ways children process and express bereavement, the stages of grief, and the specific emotional, psychological, and behavioral impacts loss can have at different developmental stages. Through interactive modules and practical strategies, participants will learn how to approach sensitive conversations, offer comfort, and provide age-appropriate support to grieving children and families.

The course also emphasizes building resilience, understanding cultural and individual variations in grief responses, and identifying when to refer for specialized support. By the end of the training, participants will feel more confident and equipped to help children navigate the complexities of loss with compassion and care.

CPD Certificate

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Reed Courses Certificate of Completion

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• Child Bereavement Training 35:05

  • 1: 1.1 Understanding the unique aspects of child bereavement 02:54
  • 2: 1.2 Exploring the developmental impact of grief on children 03:03
  • 3: 1.3 Recognizing common reactions and emotions experienced by grieving children 02:59
  • 4: 2.1 Effective communication techniques when addressing loss with children 02:51
  • 5: 2.2 Age-appropriate explanations of death and bereavement 02:18
  • 6: 2.3 Supporting children through grief-related emotions and behaviours 02:59
  • 7: 3.1 Creating a safe space for children to express their grief 02:55
  • 8: 3.2 Building trust and rapport with bereaved children and their families 03:01
  • 9: 3.3 Engaging in meaningful activities to support healing and remembrance 02:53
  • 10: 4.1 Understanding the impact of bereavement on family dynamics 02:57
  • 11: 4.2 Collaborating with parents, caregivers, and family members in providing supp 03:10
  • 12: 4.3 Referral options and collaborating with grief counsellors and other professi 03:05

The Child Bereavement Training course provides essential guidance for professionals supporting children and young people through grief and loss. This course explores the unique ways children experience bereavement, offering insights into their emotional and behavioral responses at different developmental stages. Participants will learn effective communication techniques, practical strategies for providing comfort, and tools to help children process and express their feelings in healthy ways. Through case studies and real-life scenarios, the course fosters a compassionate approach to supporting grieving children and their families, empowering participants to create safe, supportive environments for healing.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the stages of grief and how they manifest in children at different ages.
• Recognize behavioral and emotional signs of grief in children and young people.
• Develop age-appropriate communication skills for discussing death, loss, and emotions.
• Implement strategies to support children’s resilience and emotional well-being.
• Provide guidance to families and caregivers on supporting grieving children.

The Child Bereavement Training course is designed for professionals and individuals who support children and families experiencing grief and loss. This includes:

• Teachers, School Counselors, and Educational Staff – to help support grieving students within school settings.
• Healthcare Professionals – such as doctors, nurses, pediatricians, and mental health practitioners who work directly with children and families.
• Social Workers and Child Protection Officers – involved in supporting children and families through traumatic situations.
• Clergy and Faith Leaders – who provide guidance and support to grieving families in their communities.
• Therapists and Counselors – working with children and adolescents dealing with bereavement.
• Community Support Workers and Volunteers – engaged in roles within bereavement and family support services.
• Parents, Guardians, and Foster Carers – seeking practical guidance on how to support children dealing with loss.

This course provides essential training for anyone seeking to understand and provide sensitive, compassionate support to children during the grieving process.

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