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UID:442@careengland.org.uk
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260211T000000
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URL:https://www.careengland.org.uk/events/supporting-people-with-learning-
 disabilities-and-staff-teams-during-loss-and-bereavement-award-winning-co-
 produced-interactive-online-workshop/
SUMMARY:Supporting People with Learning Disabilities and Staff Teams during
  Loss and Bereavement: Award-Winning Co-Produced Interactive Online Worksh
 op
DESCRIPTION:Join Expert by Experience Jess Hiles\, MacIntyre’s Best Pract
 ice Manager Nicola Payne and Freelance Consultant and Trainer Beth Britton
  for an interactive workshop looking at how to support a person with a lea
 rning disability who has/is experiencing loss and bereavement\, and how to
  support staff teams when a person they support has died.\n\nThroughout 20
 21-2022 MacIntyre ran a highly successful Dying to Talk Project and have b
 uilt up a wealth of experience in talking about and understanding death\, 
 dying and bereavement. This training has been co-designed by Jess\, Nicola
  and Beth to be informative\, thought-provoking and practical to leave lea
 rners with tips and advice to implement within their services.\nWho is it 
 for? \nThis training would suit staff who have experienced a death within
  their service and are looking for information on how best to support peer
 s\, friends and family members\, as well as how to cope as a staff team. Y
 ou may also want to attend if you want to prepare for coping with loss and
  bereavement in the future.\n\nIt will be suitable for frontline staff\, m
 anagers and team leaders\, and provide opportunities to share your experie
 nces as well as learning from the training team and other attendees.\nBrie
 f outline of content:\n\n 	The hows and whys of breaking bad news\n 	Real-
 world experiences of loss\n 	Emotions and different types of loss\n 	Copin
 g mechanisms and support ideas\n 	Stages of grief and grieving in differen
 t ways\n 	Working with healthcare professionals and families\n 	How staff 
 might experience bereavement when a person in their service dies\n 	Suppor
 ting staff with personal bereavement\n 	Resources to help\n\n&nbsp\;\nExpe
 cted learning outcomes:\n\n 	To know why we should talk to people with a l
 earning disability about loss and bereavement.\n 	To understand the many d
 ifferent examples of ‘loss’.\n 	To have practical skills to support a 
 person with a learning disability with their loss.\n 	To have an awareness
  of grief cycles.\n 	To feel confident working with other professionals.\n
  	To feel confident working with families who are bereaved.\n 	To be able 
 to support colleagues and teams through bereavement.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nWatch a
  mini film from the co-trainers Jess\, Nicky and Beth here:\n\nhttps://www
 .youtube.com/watch?v=8S2YGMzyEIo\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nCost\n\n 	£79 (ARC Members
 )\n 	£100 (Non-members)\n\n\nHow to book your place\n\n 	Download and com
 plete the ARC-England-Workshop-Booking-form-2026\n 	Email it to bookings
 @arcuk.org.uk\n 	We will confirm your booking and invoice your organisatio
 n.\n\n**The workshop will only go ahead if the minimum number of places ar
 e filled
CATEGORIES:Care England,Care England Members,Non members
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