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Career Advancement Programme in Addressing Grief in the Workplace
-- ViewingNowGrief in the workplace impacts productivity and employee well-being. This Career Advancement Programme equips HR professionals, managers, and employees with essential skills to address bereavement support, compassionate communication, and building resilience.
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- Understanding Grief and its Manifestations in the Workplace
- Building Empathy and Compassionate Communication Skills
- Supporting Grieving Employees: Practical Strategies and Interventions
- Managing Difficult Conversations and Emotional Responses
- Recognizing and Addressing Secondary Traumatic Stress
- Promoting a Culture of Support and Psychological Safety
- Developing Resilience and Self-Care Strategies for Workplace Professionals
- Ethical Considerations and Boundaries in Grief Support
- Utilizing Workplace Resources and Referral Networks
- Post-Trauma Growth and Meaning-Making in the Workplace
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Career Role Description Grief Counsellor (Primary: Grief, Counselling; Secondary: Bereavement, Support) Provides individual and group counselling to employees experiencing grief and loss, offering vital emotional support within the workplace.
Highly relevant in employee assistance programs.
Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Manager (Primary: EAP, Grief; Secondary: Wellbeing, Mental Health) Oversees and manages the EAP, including coordinating grief support services and training for managers on bereavement awareness.
Crucial for fostering a supportive work environment.
Human Resources (HR) Professional with Grief Management Expertise (Primary: HR, Grief; Secondary: Employee Relations, Wellbeing) Plays a key role in developing and implementing policies related to bereavement support and ensuring compassionate leave processes are in place.
Essential for a positive employee experience.
Occupational Therapist specializing in Grief (Primary: Occupational Therapy, Grief; Secondary: Rehabilitation, Mental Health) Assists employees in adapting to work after experiencing bereavement, focusing on practical strategies and coping mechanisms to facilitate return-to-work transitions.
Increasingly in demand.
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