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SUMMARY:Bereavement Support Training for Care Homes
DESCRIPTION:Specialist training for registered and unregistered practitioners in West Essex and East Hertfordshire.\nLed by Amanda Orange\, Family Therapist | Tier 1 Foundation Level \nSupportive\, confident and compassionate bereavement care is essential within every care home and domiciliary care setting. St Clare Hospice’s Bereavement Support Training for Care Homes is a highly practical course designed specifically for health and social care professionals working in residential\, nursing or home care environments. \nDelivered by experienced St Clare family therapist Amanda Orange\, this interactive session provides foundational knowledge and real-world techniques to enhance the emotional support offered to residents\, family members and staff. \nWhether you are a registered nurse\, senior carer\, care assistant\, support worker or team leader\, this course equips you with the confidence and understanding needed to respond sensitively and professionally to grief and loss in care settings. \nBook now \n\nWhy choose this bereavement training?\nThis Tier 1 Foundation course is part of St Clare Hospice’s comprehensive palliative and end-of-life education programme\, developed to strengthen core skills for all heath and social care practitioners. The session is suitable for those new to care as well as experienced staff seeking to refresh and update their knowledge. \nThe 3-hour session takes place at St Clare Hospice in Hastingwood\, and is delivered in an engaging\, supportive and reflective format. \n\nWho is this course for?\nThis bereavement support training is ideal for: \n\nRegistered and unregistered care home practitioners\nNursing home staff\nDomiciliary carers\nHealthcare assistants and support workers\nSenior carers\, team leaders and managers\nProfessionals working within adult social care\n\nIf you work in a role that supports residents and families through illness\, decline or end-of-life care\, this training offers essential skills and insights. \n\nAbout the course\nDuration: 3 hours \nFormat: Onsite session at St Clare Hospice \nTime: 9.30am to 12.30pm (tea and coffee will be available) \nTrainer: Amanda Orange\, St Clare family therapist \nThis interactive training blends reflective exercises\, communication practice and real world scenarios to help practitioners understand grief\, recognise emotional impact and provide compassionate support while maintaining professional boundaries. \n\nLearning outcomes\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to: \n\nRecognise the emotional impact of bereavement on individuals in health and care settings\, including residents\, families and staff.\nUnderstand core principles of grief and loss\, including common emotional and behavioural responses.\nUse effective listening and communication skills\, such as empathy\, silence and reflective responses to support someone who is grieving.\nIdentify appropriate professional boundaries and understand when and how to refer individuals to specialist bereavement services.\nExamine challenges and barriers to providing bereavement support within care settings and explore practical ways to overcome them.\nReflect on personal beliefs and responses to death\, dying and grief and understand how these shape professional practice and emotional resilience.\n\n\nWhat makes this training valuable?\n\nDesigned specifically for care homes and domiciliary care environments\nDelivered by an experienced therapist specialising in family support and grief\nBuilds confidence in having sensitive conversations\nProvides practical skills that can be applied immediately in your workplace\nSupports regulation and quality standards in care and nursing homes\nHelps improve wellbeing and resilience among care staff\n\n\nBenefits for care homes and providers\nInvesting in bereavement training helps care homes to: \n\nEnhance the quality of emotional and psychological support offered to residents and their families\nStrengthen staff confidence in responding to grief\, loss and end-of-life experiences\nImprove communication between staff\, families and multidisciplinary teams\nPromote a compassionate\, person-centred culture within the care setting\nSupport staff wellbeing and reduce emotional burnout\n\n\nHow to book Bereavement Support Training\nIf you would like to pay by invoice\, please email us at education@stclarehospice.org.uk with your full contact details (name\, organisation\, address and telephone number). Your place will be reserved once we receive your email. \nAlternatively\, you can secure your place today by completing the online form below and making payment online. \n\n\n\n \n\n\nFor further information about this course\, please contact our Education Team by emailing them at education@stclarehospice.org.uk.
URL:https://stclarehospice.org.uk/event/bereavement-support-training-for-care-homes-2/
LOCATION:St Clare Hospice\, St Clare Hospice\, Hastingwood\, Essex\, CM17 9JX\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Spotlight On Supporting Palliative Patients in Crisis Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Online education webinar for healthcare professionals on supporting palliative patients in crisis.\nLed by Dr Arjun Kingdon\, Consultant in Palliative Medicine | Tier 2 Intermediate Level   \nPalliative care crises can be distressing for patients\, families and healthcare professionals alike. Acute symptom escalation\, sudden deterioration\, psychosocial distress and uncertainty around decision-making all require confident\, timely and compassionate responses. \nThis intermediate level palliative care webinar\, delivered by the specialist St Clare Hospice clinical team\, is designed for healthcare professionals who regularly support palliative and end-of-life care patients. The session focuses on recognising\, assessing and responding to crisis situations while maintaining comfort\, dignity and patient-centred care. \nBook now \n\nWho is this webinar for?\nThis 60 minute webinar is ideal for: \n\nDoctors\, registered nurses and allied health professionals\nClinicians working in community\, hospital and primary care settings who support patients with advanced illness\, complex symptoms or end-of-life care needs\n\nIt is particularly relevant for clinicians who encounter urgent or unpredictable situations when caring for patients at the end of life. \n\nWebinar focus: Recognising and managing palliative care crises\nThis online presentation explores how to support palliative patients in a crisis\, including: \n\nRecognising common palliative care crisis situations\nAssessing physical\, emotional\, and psychosocial distress\nManaging acute symptom escalation\nCommunicating effectively with patients and families during a crisis\nWorking collaboratively across services to support care at home or in preferred settings\n\nThe session includes interactive discussion\, allowing participants to reflect on clinical challenges and share learning with peers. \n\nWhy choose this Tier 2 this webinar?\n\nBuild confidence in managing palliative care crises\nImprove patient and family experience during acute situations\nStrengthen communication and decision-making skills\nLearn practical approaches you can apply immediately\nEngage in interactive\, case-based learning with specialist clinicians\n\n\nRegister for this Spotlight On webinar\nTo secure your place on this essential palliative care education webinar\, and develop your skills in supporting palliative patients in a crisis\, please complete the online form below and make payment online. \nAlternatively\, if you would like to pay by invoice\, please email us at education@stclarehospice.org.uk with your full contact details (name\, organisation\, address and telephone number). Your place will be reserved once we receive your email. \n\n\n \n\n\nFor further information about this webinar\, please contact our Education Team by emailing them at education@stclarehospice.org.uk.
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LOCATION:Essex
CATEGORIES:Education and Training
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