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I strive to work with extreme openness and honesty when talking about grief and bereavement, encouraging clients to share experiences and talk about their world.
Confidentiality, patience, tolerance and sensitivity being shown at all times, is paramount.

Trina Parker
Experience and qualifications in:
Worcester University: Scientific and applied perspectives on bereavement - ways to bridge the gap
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Loss and Bereavement
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Theories around Loss and Bereavement
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Facilitating Loss and Bereavement Groups
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Counselling
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The Role of the Coroner
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End of Life Care
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Spiritual Care
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How good end of life care can prevent bereavement issues
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The death certificate
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The role of the funeral director
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Working with a dying client
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Recognising dying
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Pain – a psychological perspective
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Self care
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Safeguarding
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Health & Safety
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Anticipatory Grief
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Children’s Responses to Grief
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Developments in Grief Theory
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Suicide Intervention
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Alcohol Awareness and Interventions
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Drug and Substance Abuse and Interventions
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Mindfulness
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How childhood trauma affects health
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Spiritual Care for patients at the end of life
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Human Rights
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Mental Health and Psychology
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Mental Health - beyond diagnosis