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Application of Prolonged Grief Theories
The purpose of this training program is to upskill mental health workers in supporting people experiencing prolonged grief in a therapeutic setting.
Developed for people working in mental health care, Application of Prolonged Grief Theories explores evidence-informed treatment options and the tools developed by key grief and bereavement academics and therapists.
Note:
- the successful completion of Griefline’s Understanding Prolonged Grief Training Program is a prerequisite to accessing this course.
- Successful completion of this course may be attributed to 4 CPD hours. Please check with your membership organisation to confirm whether this program meets their CPD requirements.
What you'll learn
- Assess the extent of a client’s distress and functional capacity by using validated assessment tools.
- Differentiate between prolonged grief disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.
- Describe the research focus and evidence-informed therapeutic techniques of key academics pertaining to prolonged grief.
- Practice and apply a range of interventions that can be used in therapeutic settings to target specific client needs.
- Prepare a simple case/problem formulation and treatment plan for a client experiencing prolonged grief disorder (PGD).
- Apply techniques to address emotional dysregulation.
Application of Prolonged Grief Theories
- Lessons : 11
- Quizzes : 1
- Assessment : Treatment plan and reflection
- Duration : Approximately 4 hours
- Time to complete : 90 days
- Access : Desktop and mobile
