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Support a Grieving Adult
When a friend or colleague is bereaved, find the words and practical help that make a difference, even if you're scared of getting it wrong.
Free for 14 days, then £4 a month or £40 a year. Cancel before day 14 and you won't pay anything.
About this course
When someone you know loses a person they love, it's easy to hang back. You don't want to intrude or say the wrong thing, so you end up saying nothing at all.
Doing something, even clumsily, is almost always better. You'll find simple ways in. Swap "let me know if there's anything I can do" for a specific offer, like walking the dog together tomorrow. Make room for anger and laughter as well as tears. Put the anniversary in your diary so they aren't on their own on the hardest days.
You'll also understand why a new loss can stir up old ones, and why an evening at choir or a chat about the soaps can help as much as any conversation about grief.
Modules
9 modules- 1Introduction1 min
- 2Wrap Up1 min
- 3Anything is better than nothing2 min
- 4Be specific and practical in your offers of help3 min
- 5Talk about the tough stuff3 min
- 6New grief reignites old grief3 min
- 7Do non-grieving things together3 min
- 8Be there on difficult dates2 min
- 9Plan for the hard days on the better days2 min
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Good to know
- A certificate when you finish.
- Stop when you like and pick up where you left off.
- Got a link from your child's school? Use that instead: it's free for you.
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