Develop a greater understanding of the skills needed to supervise practitioners working with bereaved families. The workshop will consider the challenges that supervision can present and provide an opportunity to reflect on experiences.
Learning outcomes

provide supervisors with an opportunity to reflect on their experiences of supervising bereavementpractitioners
reflect on the differences between a bereavement practitioner and supervising bereavement work
think about what a bereavement practitioner needs from supervision
think about the differences between inexperienced and experienced bereavement practitioners and the challenges for the supervisor
think about how the supervisor can provide professional, objective, challenging supervision while also recognising the emotional impact of bereavement work on the practitioner and helping them to maintain resilience
awareness and strategies for the supervisee and supervisor maintaining objectivity
identifying when a practitioner may need additional support.

Who should attend?
Suitable for anyone who is currently providing supervision in a bereavement setting or for anyone who is considering taking on this role.
Keep in touch
If you are interested in attending this type of training but can’t attend these sessions, the training team at Child Bereavement UK can we keep in touch with you, just by email, to give you updates about our upcoming training, special events and conferences. If you wish to receive these emails, please sign-up online.

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