Aims for Today To look at why it is important to understand about grief as we care for people within our communities in the coming months To explore what griefloss looks like To look at ways we can support people who are suffering grief or loss what to saynot to do and say ID: 1046943
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1. Welcome to the Grief and Loss Workshop!
2. Aims for TodayTo look at why it is important to understand about grief as we care for people within our communities in the coming monthsTo explore what grief/loss looks likeTo look at ways we can support people who are suffering grief or loss, what to say/not to do and say! To then reflect upon the next steps... the way forward from here
3. So today is all about how we can provide support for people in our communities But how do we/ did we, manage our own grief, or loss?
4. Feelings? Numb Confused Guilty Jealous Worried Lonely Regretful Relieved Disbelieving FearfulResponsible Overwhelmed Angry Lost Devalued Deskilled
5. Or?
6. Different people grieve in different ways.
7. The Stages of GriefElisabeth Kubler-Ross
8. The Stages of GriefElisabeth Kubler-Ross Denial
9. The Stages of GriefElisabeth Kubler-Ross DenialAnger
10. The Stages of GriefElisabeth Kubler-Ross DenialAngerBargaining
11. The Stages of GriefElisabeth Kubler-Ross DenialAngerBargainingDepression
12. The Stages of GriefElisabeth Kubler-Ross DenialAngerBargainingDepressionAcceptance
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14. Is this still relevant ?
15. How to be a Good Listener
16. What to say?
17. What not to say !!!!
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19. You are not there to stop someone’s grief…But you can help them wherever they are in their grieving process.
20. The boy, the mole, the fox and the horseCharlie Mackesy.
21. Do not hurry as you walk with grief; it does not help the journey.Walk slowly, pausing often; do not hurry as you walk with grief.Do not be disturbed by memories that come unbidden.Swiftly forgive: and let Christ speak for you unspoken words.Unfinished conversation will be resolved in Him.Be not disturbed. Be gentle with the one who walks with grief.If it is you, be gentle with yourself. Swiftly forgive; walk slowly, pausing often.Take time, be gentle as you walk with grief A poem from Good Grief by Malcolm Duncan
22. Break for coffee!