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A specialist CPD workshop for qualified counsellors and psychotherapists
Grief is rarely straightforward.
For many clients, loss is layered, unresolved, relationally complicated, or shaped by trauma, attachment wounds, guilt, ambivalence, and the painful reality of what was never fully received.
This workshop has been created to support therapists in deepening their understanding of complex grief and exploring how therapy can hold loss, meaning, and reparation with greater nuance, confidence, and care.
Working with Complex Grief: Loss, Meaning, and Reparation in Therapy offers a specialist exploration of grief beyond linear or resolution-focused models.
This training will consider grief in its many forms, including ambiguous loss, unresolved mourning, disenfranchised grief, and grief shaped by relational complexity or trauma.
It will also explore the concept of reparation, and how therapy can support clients in making sense of loss, restoring meaning, and finding ways to continue living alongside what has been lost.
This workshop is designed to support therapists in holding grief with greater depth, sensitivity, and clinical confidence.
A specialist CPD workshop for qualified counsellors and psychotherapists
Grief is rarely straightforward.
For many clients, loss is layered, unresolved, relationally complicated, or shaped by trauma, attachment wounds, guilt, ambivalence, and the painful reality of what was never fully received.
This workshop has been created to support therapists in deepening their understanding of complex grief and exploring how therapy can hold loss, meaning, and reparation with greater nuance, confidence, and care.
Working with Complex Grief: Loss, Meaning, and Reparation in Therapy offers a specialist exploration of grief beyond linear or resolution-focused models.
This training will consider grief in its many forms, including ambiguous loss, unresolved mourning, disenfranchised grief, and grief shaped by relational complexity or trauma.
It will also explore the concept of reparation, and how therapy can support clients in making sense of loss, restoring meaning, and finding ways to continue living alongside what has been lost.
This workshop is designed to support therapists in holding grief with greater depth, sensitivity, and clinical confidence.