Frontline professionals in healthcare, funeral homes, care homes and similar settings are often exposed to death as part of their daily work. Although this is seen as ‘part of the job’, each loss can still carry emotional weight. Without the right support, this ongoing exposure can have a lasting impact on wellbeing.

This workshop provides a supportive space to understand and navigate the emotional impact of repeated loss at work. The session is designed for anyone regularly working with death or bereavement and aims to help colleagues recognise their experiences and access meaningful support.

In the training, you will:

• Explore what professional grief is and how it can intensify when personal losses overlap with work
• Recognise how professional grief shows up for you, emotionally, physically, and behaviourally, and how it may affect both your work and home life
• Learn practical techniques to support your wellbeing, reduce the risk of burnout, and protect against compassion fatigue
• Understand the support available to you and how to access it when you need it

Join the Compassionate Employers team at 10.00–12.30 on Tuesday 12 May 2026, for this interactive virtual workshop, for just £120 + VAT per person.   

We will limit this workshop to 20 participants, so once we have reached capacity, we’ll create a waiting list for future dates.  

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