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Overview Learn how to help and support anyone affected by the loss of a loved one and now show signs of distress.By enrolling in this Bereavement Counselling course, you will be trained on how to assist those individuals who are in mourning and finding difficulties in their lives.Whether you are a professional counsellor or someone who wants to gain the ability to face issues around mortality, this course will provide the knowledge that you require. You will learn how grief impacts mental and physical wellbeing and the appropriate procedures that should be initiated to help those in need of guidance. How will I get my certificate? Upon successful completion of the Bereavement Counselling course, obtaining your certificate is a straightforward process. Here's how it works: Course Completion: Once you've successfully finished the course, you'll be eligible to receive your certificate. Order Your Certificate: You can conveniently order your certificate directly through our platform. Who is this course for? Bereavement Counselling is specially designed for a variety of learners: Open to all: No prior experience or certifications are required. Inclusive Learning: Welcoming students from various academic backgrounds. Universal Accessibility: Open to everyone interested in studying Bereavement Counselling. Requirements Our Bereavement Counselling course is designed for maximum flexibility and accessibility: It is optimised for use on PCs, Macs, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Study easily on your tablet or smartphone, accessible with any Wi-Fi connection. No time limit for completion; study at your own pace and on your own schedule. Basic English proficiency is required to ensure effective learning. This course structure allows for a convenient and adaptable learning experience. Career path Having these various qualifications will increase the value of your CV and open you up to multiple sectors, such as: Counsellor: £25-25,000 (charities, healthcare facilities) Psychotherapist: £30-60k+ (more qualifications, deeper therapy) Specialist in Grief Support: £22-35k+ (workshops, groups) Specialist in Corporate Loss: £30-50k (support for employees) £28-45k (training, research) for an educator/researcher Ranges depend on the employer, qualifications, and experience. Extra credit and private practice can increase revenue. Course Curriculum 4 sections • 23 lectures • 02:38:00 total length •About the Instructor & the Course: 00:03:00 •What is counselling: Introduction to Counselling Theory: 00:07:00 •Core Skills in Counselling: 00:07:00 •Counselling Approaches in Counselling: 00:09:00 •What is 'Grief' and 'Bereavement'?: 00:09:00 •The Role of the Bereavement Counsellor: 00:07:00 •Beliefs that people held about 'death' and 'dying': 00:09:00 •A child and adolescent view of death: 00:07:00 •Spirituality and Religion: 00:08:00 •The process of dying: 00:07:00 •Stages of Grief: 00:08:00 •What is 'Complicated grief'?: 00:09:00 •Sadness Vs Depression: 00:06:00 •Grief Vs Depression: 00:05:00 •Types of Depression: 00:09:00 •Diagnosis of Depression: 00:05:00 •Treatments available for depression: 00:08:00 •Grief counselling: The loss of 'self': 00:07:00 •Adjusting to violent death: 00:08:00 •Counselling the dying: 00:07:00 •Acceptance, Surrender, and 'Letting go': 00:05:00 •Ending long-term counselling and follow-up: 00:07:00 •Thank You and Good Bye!: 00:01:00
First Novel First Draft 7. Perspective and Tone
By London Writing School
First Novel First Draft: Session 7: Perspective and tone: Playing with perspective and the impact it can have on a story, experimenting with word choices and choosing the instinctive voice.
First Novel First Draft 5. Settings and objects
By London Writing School
First Novel First Draft: Session 5: Settings and objects: Looking at the role setting and objects will play in your story, looking beyond the obvious to evoke a sense of place.
First Novel First Draft 2. From Concept to Plot
By London Writing School
From concept to plot: Creating a story from a spark or moment of inspiration, how your main character drives the plot and making notes on how your story will develop, starting your outline (if you want one) and developing your writing process.
First Novel First Draft 6. Beginning and Ending
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First Novel First Draft: Session 6: Endings and beginnings: Working out how to get readers engrossed from page one, what they need to know to become involved in your story, using prologues and framing devices to introduce your story.
First Novel First Draft 4. Plot, beginning, middle, end.
By London Writing School
First Novel First draft: Session 4: Plot; beginning, middle, end. Writing to examine how plot happens when characters make decisions and looking at the the beginning, middle and end of your story.
First Novel First Draft 3. More Characters
By London Writing School
First Novel First Draft session three: Session 3: More characters: Writing antagonists, best friends, families, mentors, and minor characters with an essential part to play in your story.
First Novel First Draft 1. Character
By London Writing School
The first session in the course First Novel, First Draft. Meet your main character, develop them by writing a scene, consider their character traits and examine their behaviour.
