New podcast episode exploring how Victim Support Scotland can compassionately support families bereaved by homicide.
Learn from experts as they share real-world cases, practical guidance & insights on legal & procedural responsibilities following a person's death.
Guests highlight how understanding individuals views on organ and tissue donation can support families who are anticipating loss or navigating grief.
Our latest e-Newsletter is here! Click here to discover more about upcoming bereavement-related events and new bereavement education resources.
Registration is now open for the upcoming virtual Bereavement Education conference, From the Shadows: Shedding Light on Bereavement at the Margins.
A new film explores person-centred care and the experience of a son acting as Power of Attorney around the time of his mother’s death.
A new film on the importance of understanding and respecting different cultural beliefs, spiritual perspectives and family values in end-of-life care.
Martin Jeffrey shares how post-mortem reconstruction enables families who are bereaved to view the deceased - providing an important sense of closure.
Hollyann Foubister discusses her role caring for patients after death, challenging mortuary myths & promoting open conversations about death.
Dr Graham Whyte explores the concept of professional grief and considers whether staff should attend the funerals of people they cared for.
Jade Linden, Community Projects Lead, Simba Charity, discusses compassionate bereavement care and memory-making support for families after baby loss.
Guests share what music therapy is, what happens in a music therapy session and the role that music therapy can play in bereavement & palliative care.
Helen Fielding, the creator of Bridget Jones, reflects on how she approached writing about bereavement in the latest book 'Mad About the Boy'.
Registration is open for Session 5 of Getting Bereavement Right Every Time, Wednesday, 9th September. Open to all health and social care staff
Dr Erin Thompson, founder of Loss Foundation, explains how a personal bereavement inspired her to establish the charity and support others.
Lynne Innes speaks with Professor Lucy Easthope about grief, recovery and finding joy after loss.
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