About Lesson
Self care will look different for everyone.
But just like our experience with grief can affect us in all our quadrants, so too should be attend to our physical, emotional, mental and spiritual well being.
Introduction – Seniors Supporting Seniors: Building Capacity Through Shared Living, Learning and Grief.
Supporting Grieving Seniors
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MODULE ONE: Grief and Me
As a worker who wishes to enhance your ability to sit well with seniors who are grieving, the first step is to start with yourself.
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MODULE TWO: Some Grief Basics
Let’s get on the same page around defining the language of grief and the universal truths about the grief experience.
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Module THREE: How Grief Shows Up
Grief shows up differently for every person and every loss and it’s important that we learn to recognize it in ourselves and those we serve.
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Module FOUR: Okay, Now What?
Important knowledge, framework and competencies for working with grief.
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Module FIVE: What’s Different for Seniors?
Exploring why grief and loss may be different for seniors compared to younger adults.
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Module SIX: The Social Context
The social determinants that impact the experience of grief for seniors.
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Module SEVEN: What Does Support Look Like?
Core competencies in how we understand and provide support, companioning and the importance of cultural humility.
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Module EIGHT: Self Care and Resilience
We can’t care well for others unless we tend to ourselves.
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Module NINE: Conclusion, Wrap Up and Further Resources
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Resources
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