Introduction to Bereavement in Children December 2024

10 December 2024 4:00pm–5:00pm

This one hour seminar supports awareness of the impact of bereavement and grief on children, young people and their families. 

Delivered by Cruse Bereavement Care, the session looks at the understanding of death at different stages of development and how children and young people respond to grief.

The seminar gives you the tools and confidence to support children and young people who are dealing with bereavement.

To register for a place please complete and submit the following form:

Cruse Introduction to Bereavement in Children December 2024

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