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All
participants who attend MABF courses will be given a certificate
of attendance. This may be used by professionals to form part
of their professional training requirements such as PREPP. Accreditation
is in place on some courses validated by ABC (CENTRA).
All participants will receive up to date literature on the subject
as well as a reading list and articles. All training is practically
based but includes the relevant theory and research in the area.
Our workshop leaders are all qualified and experienced professionals
who are actively involved in bereavement. Training can be carried
out in your own workplace, at the offices of the MABF or at
an alternative venue depending on the numbers involved.
Individualised training programmes can be designed and tailor
made to meet the needs of your organisation or group.
Who Is The Training Aimed At?
Health
Care Workers, Physiotherapists,
Occupational
Therapists
Nurses,
Midwives, Health Visitors, Practice Nurses
Medical
Staff, GP's, Health Centre Staff
Chaplains,
Ministers
Counsellors,
Psychologists
Funeral
Directors, Assistants, Drivers and Bearers
Social
Workers
Pastoral
Care Workers
Hospice
Staff
Church
Groups
Emergency
Care Workers, Police, Fire Ambulance
Child
Care Support Workers, Residential Care Workers
Volunteer
Workers
Charitable
Organisations (such as the Samaritans,
Age Concern
and Cruse)
Those
who work with the bereaved in
a non professional
capacity
Some of the topics of our courses:
Helping
young people cope with loss and change
Making
supportive responses on the telephone
Palliative
care
Looking
after yourself: personal management
Bereavement
counselling
Coping
with the loss of a parent /child
Anticipatory
grief
Post
traumatic stress
Coping
with sudden death
Coping
with death in a multicultural society
Special rates apply for contract places. For further details contact our
office.
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