Responding to loss (Learning for Practice) Book

Responding to Loss is a manual for workplace trainers, as well as for university and college lecturers, helping to train individuals in work professions who: have regular contact with grief and loss (hospice workers, nurses, doctors, care home staff, the emergency services, the armed forces) ? are expected to provide care and support in any circumstance that can arise in people's lives (social workers, teachers, youth workers) ? are concerned about how to be as effective and sensitive as possible when issues of loss arise. The book offers a foundation for developing an awareness and an understanding of how grief and loss affect people, groups, teams, and organizations. It shows how staff can remain effective while also being dignified and sensitive. Responding to Loss includes 18 exercises, 12 photocopiable worksheets, and presentation slides, from which to develop the confidence necessary when dealing with grief and loss.Read More