NES Bereavement Webinar Series
NHS Education for Scotland is pleased to run an ongoing bereavement webinar series. The webinar series is relevant to health and social care staff.
All information on future bereavement-related webinars will be posted on this page.
To be kept informed of upcoming webinars, as well as other educational resources, you may wish to sign up to NES’ quarterly Bereavement Update e-Newsletter.
For recordings and slides from previous bereavement webinars, please visit our Previous Webinars page.
Please note we do not routinely issue certificates to those who attend our webinars, however we can provide a template for attendees to complete. If you would like to receive a certificate please contact SupportAroundDeath@nes.scot.nhs.uk.
Getting Bereavement Right Every Time Learning Session
Registration is now open! Wednesday 11th June 1-3pm
All health and social care staff are likely to come into contact with someone who is bereaved, or a situation around the time of a person’s death.
This session offers a gentle and practical introduction to the topics of grief and bereavement. Through animated short films, key insights, and takeaway messages, our speakers will help you feel more confident and prepared when supporting individuals who are grieving.
We’ll explore common questions, such as:
- What should I say to someone who’s bereaved?
- Are there words or phrases I should avoid?
- What if I say the ‘wrong’ thing?
Whether you’re new to this subject or looking to deepen your understanding, this session will provide valuable tools to navigate these sensitive conversations with empathy and care.
To find out more and register click here.
Celebrating 10 Years of Bereavement Education Programme
Join us for a virtual event Thursday 18th September 2025, 13:30-15:30
Join us as we mark a decade of supporting health and social care staff across Scotland with bereavement education, training, and development. To celebrate this milestone, we’re hosting a special webinar reflecting on our journey, sharing detail on what has been achieved and its impact, and also looking ahead to the future.
To be part of the conversation register here