3.4.7
Grief and Loss
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Grief and Loss
3.4.7
Study Method | Classroom based |
Location | Rivervale |
Recognition | Certification of participation |
Start Date | Rolling intake |
Fees | Please contact our Training Consultant to find out more |
Course Details
Course Details
One of the most challenging times as an aged care worker is when you are supporting residents and their families through a period of loss and grief. The ability to handle situations like this with confidence and skill is essential.
Topics include:
- Grief as a normal response to loss
- The experience of loss and grief for the dying person, family and friends
- Supporting dying and bereaved clients
- Cultural reactions to bereavement
- Theories and models of grief and loss
This course can be customised to meet organisational workforce needs.
Entry requirement
Entry requirements
There are no pre-entry study or qualification requirements, but to be eligible, you must:
- Possess suitable English language, literacy and numeracy skills (e.g. you will need to be able to read, understand and communicate care requirements on a care plan);
- Be at least 18 years of age
Study methods & duration
Study methods
This course is delivered face to face at our Training venue by our experienced Trainers.
Qualification
Certification
A certificate of participation confirming the learning outcomes will be provided to each learner.
Grief and Loss
3.4.7
Study Method | Classroom based |
Location | Rivervale |
Recognition | Certification of participation |
Start Date | Rolling intake |
Fees | Please contact our Training Consultant to find out more |