This workshop explores the impact of grief and loss on families and relationships. This can occur in the context of bereavement, mental illness, disability such as acquired brain injury, chronic illness, and other life events which lead to disenfranchised and ambiguous grief.

The workshop expands the focus from the individual’s experience of grief to a relational and family perspective exploring the concepts of collective grief and cultural grief which affect communities and groups of people.

For the detailed workshop description please visit the Bouverie Centre’s website here.

2027 workshops

Dates	Time	Delivery
Thursday, 22 April	9:30am - 4:30pm (AEST)	In-person
Wednesday, 15 September	9:30am - 4:30pm (AEST)	Online via Zoom

Interested in attending in-person instead? Register here.

Unable to attend our available dates? Submit your expression of interest for future professional learning and development opportunities.

Cost

In-person: $355 (incl. GST)

Online via Zoom: $330 (incl. GST)

Who should attend

Health, welfare and community practitioners and practice leaders across the sector who engage with families and/or are interested in working relationally with loss and grief. This workshop is relevant to practitioners working in diverse settings.

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