What does the training cover?
The aim of this training is to provide participants with:
- A clear understanding of Jigsaw South East, and how we can support professionals in their work with children and young people.
- An introduction to theories of grief (including anticipatory grief) and how to better appreciate and talk about children’s and young people’s bereavement experiences.
- An understanding of how grief may present in children and young people across development.
- An awareness of what factors influence grieving.
- Identify ways that death and dying can be approached within the school or other community.
- Appreciate the need for self care to help support work around death and dying.
Who is this training for?
This training is suitable for a wide range of professionals working across education, social care, health, and the voluntary sector. It is designed for those who come into direct contact with children, young people, and families who have been bereaved or are facing the death of a loved one.
Next available training dates
Training Modules are £50 per person
- Tuesday 13th October: 9am – 12pm
- Tuesday 19th January: 12.30 – 3.30pm
Group bookings and tailored delivery
If the available dates are not suitable, or you would like to arrange training for a group of colleagues, please complete a training request form.
Our bespoke online training starts from £350, with final cost depending on:
Duration of training
Number of delegates
Any tailoring or specific focus requested
Bespoke training option
Choosing a bespoke training session allows the content to be tailored to your specific setting and needs.
This is particularly useful for professionals working with a specific age group, such as:
Early years and nursery settings
Primary schools
Secondary schools
Post-16 or further education settings
Bespoke delivery allows us to focus more deeply on the developmental stage most relevant to your work.