#Bereavement

Spent the weekend reading as much as I could find about dealing with bereavement in schools. It is something we’ve had to deal with before but not on this scale.

Mal Krishnasamy 🙋🏾‍♀️ #ubuntu

Grief is an odd word and difficult to describe. My dad died early this week. He had been ill. Then he seemed to have a miraculous recovery followed by rapid

Deighton Pierce Glynn

We will be sharing some resources today which those who have been bereaved or those supporting them may find helpful. Please do share anything you have found useful. @INQUEST_ORG is

While we know bereavement in of itself is isolating. Many ppl rn are grieving (w/o choice) publically, not collectively. Collective grief has a connective function, it reduces isolation. Public grief

Melissa Garrido

Today marks 10 years since my dad passed away. In the ICU. Acute alcohol withdrawal. I don’t talk about this often, because frankly, I don’t want people to judge my

Dr Justin Varney

I've been reflecting over the past few days about how to help those facing bereavement or caring for the dying in new roles, clinical or caring. (multi-part thread) Each of

Kathryn Mannix 💙

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Before #COVID19 I tended to think bereavement support was not integral to palliative care, fearing we might 'medicalise' grief.During a period when family life is disrupted & beloveds are separated

The Disordered Cosmos by Chanda Prescod-Weinstein

I don't have any interest in performing public grief for an audience. My feelings are actually not even the point. The point is that Black people live under totalitarian conditions.

The UK police arent trained to de-escalate, they're trained to agitate, aggravate & arrest esp when it comes to people of colour- proven institutionally racist. Here's something we need to

It's a difficult time for everyone right now. If you're #NHS, care sector staff or an emergency service worker and you need help with #bereavement or trauma, we're here for

BME in Psychiatry & Psychology Network

We’re in the middle of a pandemic and a lot of us will be dealing with unexpected loss and/or supporting someone dealing with unexpected loss, more specifically bereavement so I

I’m talking to Dr. Amy Gross on Instagram live today (Tuesday, March 31) at 4 pm est about self care. She’s a licensed clinical psychologist, a certified meditation teacher, and

Erica Buddington ✨

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This morning, a mass shooting occurred in my parent’s neighborhood. By the afternoon, we were anxiously awaiting a verdict that we knew would not mean justice. 4 hours after that,

Zara (on hiatus)

Some brief notes on the university switch to digital seeing as the many many good US threads on this from 2 weeks ago seem to have been missed by UK

Poverty, a thread.Ending up on benefits isn't always as simple as losing your job. It can be the result of bereavement, illness, injury, or a breakdown in a relationship.It's a

Laura McInerney

There wasn’t space for solutions in my new Guardian column about our broken exams system https://www.theguardian.com/education/2020/sep/15/englands-exam-system-is-broken-lets-never-put-it-together-again But I’ve given some some before a