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Grief can affect anyone, regardless of age, and for children and adolescents, the experience of losing a loved one can feel particularly overwhelming. As educators, it’s essential to be prepared with the knowledge and resources to support grieving students in a compassionate and effective way. In this guide, we’ll explore practical tips, key advice, and…

At The Loss Foundation, we provide specialised grief and bereavement support training to equip professionals, support workers, and volunteers with the essential skills and knowledge needed to help those experiencing loss. Our Grief Support Group Facilitator Training is delivered by experienced Clinical Psychologists, ensuring you receive evidence-based training that is both informative and compassionate. We…

We are proud to introduce our latest resource aimed at fostering compassion and support within the workplace: The Care Kit for Supporting Grieving Employees. At The Loss Foundation, we understand that navigating grief in the workplace can be challenging for both employees and employers. With this in mind, we have crafted a comprehensive guide filled…

Supporting employees through grief is essential for fostering a compassionate and resilient workplace. When a staff member experiences a loss, the way an organisation responds can significantly impact their well-being, productivity, and long-term engagement. This guide explores key aspects of workplace bereavement support, including advocacy, training, and best practices for helping employees navigate grief. Workplace…

What is Grief and Loss Theory in Social Work? As a social worker, understanding grief and loss theory is crucial in helping clients navigate one of the most challenging experiences in life. Various theoretical frameworks provide guidance on how individuals process grief, and applying them effectively in practice can greatly enhance the support provided to…

Grief is often misunderstood as a process of “moving on” or “letting go,” but for many, processing a loss comes not from detaching from the deceased, but from maintaining a meaningful connection. Continuing bonds theory in grief counselling challenges the outdated notion that grief has an endpoint. Instead, it suggests that keeping an emotional relationship…

Grief is an inevitable part of life, yet one of the most complex and personal experiences we face. Whether it’s the loss of a loved one, the end of a significant relationship, or a life-changing event, grief takes on many forms and doesn’t follow a linear path. Psychological models of grief provide structured frameworks that…

Grief is a complex emotional experience that often leaves individuals feeling overwhelmed, isolated, and consumed by negative thoughts. For many, the process of grieving can be deeply challenging, especially when compounded by self-blame, guilt, and harsh judgment. In these moments, it can feel almost impossible to find the emotional space to heal. This is where…

Our grief training for counsellors provides evidence-based approaches, psychological models, and practical tools to enhance your support. Navigating grief can be overwhelming for clients and challenging for therapists. That’s why our TherapistAid Grief Resources are specifically designed to empower mental health professionals with evidence-based tools to guide clients through their grief journey while supporting your…

Coping with grief and all that arises from it can feel like a constant cycle through challenges and changing emotions. Those who use our services often tell us that books addressing grief can provide comfort, understanding, and support during tough times. Whether you’re seeking understanding, solace, or narratives that resonate with your own journey through…