The two-part series is designed for people whose loved one was cared for by Rennie Grove Peace and who have experienced a bereavement within the last six months. It offers practical advice, emotional support and a chance to connect with others who may be facing similar experiences.
Supporting wellbeing after a bereavement
The Navigating Grief webinar series will help participants:
- Better understand anxiety and depression during bereavement
- Learn practical ways to manage anxiety and low mood
- Explore techniques to support emotional wellbeing
- Take part in guided reflection and discussion
- Feel less alone during a difficult time
Who can attend?
The series is open to people whose loved one was cared for by Rennie Grove Peace and who have been bereaved within the last six months.
Participants are asked to attend both sessions, as the programme has been designed as a two-part course.
Session details
The webinars will be held online via Microsoft Teams. Joining details will be sent after registration.
Free to attend
The Navigating Grief webinar series is free of charge.
Through expert guidance, practical tools and opportunities for reflection, Rennie Grove Peace hopes to help people feel more supported as they adjust to life after loss.
For more information, including the dates and timings of the sessions, visit https://renniegrovepeace.org/our-care-and-support/bereavement-support/navigating-grief-webinar-series/
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