We’re really pleased to share that our grief and bereavement training webinars are returning for autumn/winter 2026.
These sessions are designed to support the reality of the work you do every day – whether you’re holding difficult conversations, supporting someone in acute distress, or simply trying to feel more confident when words feel hard to find.
Our upcoming programme brings together evidence-based psychological models of grief, practical communication skills, and specialist bereavement knowledge.
And if you simply want to feel more confident talking about grief and loss, we’ve created something for you too – alongside practical tools, these sessions also offer space to reflect on the human side of supporting others through emotionally difficult moments.
For Professionals (Therapists + Mental Health Workers)
Formulating Grief – Psychological Models (1.5 hours)
📅 Thursday 1st October | 09:30am
💷 £29
Understanding grief becomes easier when we have the right frameworks.
This webinar explores key psychological models of grief, helping professionals make sense of complex bereavement experiences in a structured, clinically informed way.
We will cover how grief theory can support formulation, including how models can be applied in real-world practice when working with bereaved individuals.
Acceptance + Commitment Therapy (ACT) in Grief (2 hours)
📅 Wednesday 21st October | 1:00pm
💷 £39
ACT offers a powerful, values-based approach to grief work.
This session explores how Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) can be applied in bereavement support, helping individuals make space for grief while reconnecting with meaning, values, and life direction.
Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) in Grief (2 hours)
📅 Wednesday 5th November | 09:30am
💷 £39
Many bereaved people experience self-criticism, guilt, and shame alongside grief.
This webinar explores how Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) can support emotional regulation and reduce internal threat responses, helping professionals create more compassionate spaces for grief.
Working with Traumatic Memories in Grief + Meaning-Making After Loss (2 hours)
📅 Wednesday 18th November | 1:00pm
💷 £39
Some grief is complicated by traumatic memories, sudden death, or distressing end-of-life experiences.
This session explores how trauma and grief interact, alongside meaning-making approaches, helping practitioners support integration without overwhelming the bereaved person.
For Frontline + Charity Workers
Supporting Grief – Practical Skills for Charity Workers (2 hours)
📅 6th October | 09:30am
💷 £39 / £975 group rate
Designed specifically for frontline charity workers, volunteers, and non-clinical support staff, this practical training builds confidence in supporting bereaved people.
Topics include:
- Understanding grief in accessible ways
- Communicating with bereaved individuals
- Boundaries and emotional wellbeing
- Signposting and knowing your limits
- Practical support skills in real-world settings
This training pairs well with our downloadable grief support resources and toolkits.
For everyone
Practical Grief Conversation Training (1 hour)
📅 15th October | 12:30pm
💷 £19
A highly practical lunchtime webinar focused on what to say when someone is grieving.
This short, accessible session helps build confidence in:
- Responding to grief conversations
- Managing silence and emotional reactions
- Supporting without “fixing”
- Active listening and validation
Ideal for busy professionals and teams.
Cancer Grief – Specialist Bereavement Training (2 hours + Q&A)
📅 Thursday 29th October | 09:30am
💷 £39 per person
A specialist training exploring the unique impact of cancer bereavement.
This webinar draws on The Loss Foundation’s clinical and support experience, covering:
- Anticipatory grief
- Trauma and caregiving experiences
- Identity changes after loss
- Supporting families through terminal illness
- Long-term impact of cancer bereavement
This is one of our most distinctive and specialist training areas.
Stay Updated
We regularly release new grief training webinars, bereavement CPD, and psychological model-based workshops for professionals and organisations.
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Whether you work in mental health, healthcare, education, charity, or community support, our aim is to help you feel more confident, compassionate, and equipped when supporting people through grief.
Because these conversations matter – and no one should feel unprepared when they happen.
