Understanding Grief And Loss

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Target Audience: Psychologists
Instructional Level: Introductory

CE Course Description

Patients who have experienced loss will inevitably have a grieving process. There are many different types of grief to be understood by mental health professionals. These include normal grief, sudden loss, and complicated grief. In this course, we will explore grief, the symptoms of grief, types of grief, theories on grief, and treatment modalities that can be utilized when working with a grieving person. Mental health professionals will learn about how to care for grieving patients as well as how to support their own self-care and self when experiencing personal grief or trauma to ensure that all services administered are ethical and best support the grieving patient. 

Courseware Supervisor: Ryan C. Warner, Ph.D., CRC
Author: Sara Amundson, MSW

CE Course Objectives

1. Define and recognize the symptoms of grief
2. Explore theories related to grief
3. Discuss how to apply cultural awareness and understanding when working with grieving patients

Activity Schedule/Outline - Ongoing/Self-Paced

1. Introduction
2. What is Grief?
3. Research on Grief
4. How Mental Health Professionals Can Help Support Patients Who Are Grieving
5. Self-Care for Mental Health Professionals When Supporting Patients with Grief
6. Personal and Cultural Dynamics Related to Grief
7. Conclusion 
8. References

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Course Date: 2023-05-22

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