Course Overview
Dealing with grief can be a very challenging time for those experiencing it. Observing someone suffering from grief and being unable to help them can be equally distressing. Grief is a term used to describe all the thoughts, behaviour and feelings that occur after someone goes through a bereavement.
This course covers a specialist area of counselling which is relevant to many counsellors and other therapists. Grief and loss affect us all and until we are faced with such circumstances, we can never be quite sure how we will react. Children too, have their own coping mechanisms. This course equips students with a thorough understanding of how grief and loss can affect individuals and strategies to help them deal with these occurrences.
There are 8 lessons in this course:
Lesson 1: Nature and Scope of Grief and Bereavement
Lesson 2: Stages of Grief
Lesson 3: Grief and Children
Lesson 4: Grief and Adolescents
Lesson 5: Adjustment to Bereavement
Lesson 6: Abnormal Grief
Lesson 7: Preparing for Grief and Bereavement
Lesson 8: Future Outlook and Long-Term Grief
Each lesson concludes with an assignment which is submitted to us and marked by one of our qualified educators and returned to you with any relevant suggestions, comments, and extra reading, if necessary.
Duration- 100 hours
12 months access
At the completion of this course you will be awarded a statement of attainment for Grief Counselling.
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