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Coping With Bereavement

	Coping with Bereavement
Who is it for?	Students who have experienced the death of someone close – a parent, friend, boy/girlfriend, sibling, etc
Content	In this session you will cover: Sharing with others and to look at their experiences too Developing some useful ways of thinking about bereavement Thinking about some differences between simple and complex loss Exploring how these might relate to how you feel Recognising how grief fits into the student experience
What will I get out of this?	By the end of the session you will have gained an understanding of: Some sense of being less alone in your loss A chance to express and explore in a safe environment what you feel A number of possible ways to think about loss The opportunity to think about ways forward for you
Led by	Richard – a counsellor from the University Counselling Service
Questions?	Contact Trudy Haywood, t.a.haywood@warwick.ac.uk 024765 23761 (ext 23761) University Counselling Services
Date	Term 2, week 7: Wednesday 29 February 2012 - 2.00pm - 4.00pm

Location	Upon arrival please report to our Reception, University Counselling Services, Westwood House, Westwood Campus (grid reference 2F/Building Number 72) http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/about/visiting/maps/campusmap/ http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/about/visiting/maps/interactive

The workshop was useful in contextualising loss on a sociological and a personal level.

It was helpful to realise the stage I am at in my grief.

...it is a nice and confidential space

Quotes from the workshop evaluations 2010-11

Page contact: Trudy Haywood Last revised: Wed 4 Apr 2012