Are you a clinical supervisor looking to better support clinicians working with grief and loss?
Grief presents unique clinical and supervisory challenges that often receive little attention in traditional supervision training. This one-hour on-demand webinar provides an introduction to the foundations of grief and explores key considerations when supervising clinicians supporting grieving clients.
Whether you’re new to supervising grief work or looking to strengthen your understanding, you’ll leave with greater confidence in recognizing common challenges and supporting clinicians through this important work.
 
Why Choose This Training?
Grief rarely follows a predictable path, making it one of the most misunderstood clinical presentations. Supervisors play an essential role in helping clinicians recognize healthy adaptation to loss, avoid pathologizing grief, and navigate the emotional impact that grief work can have on the therapist.
This webinar offers a practical introduction to supervising grief work and highlights key concepts every clinical supervisor should understand.
 
Who Can Attend?
This webinar is designed for clinical supervisors and experienced clinicians who provide supervision or consultation to mental health professionals.
 
What You’ll Learn

• Why grief is different from many other clinical presentations.

• What productive grief work actually looks like.

• Common challenges clinicians experience when working with grief.

• How grief work can activate a clinician’s own grief and nervous system.

• Key supervisory considerations when supporting clinicians working with grief.

• When additional grief-specific education or consultation may be beneficial.

 
Included in This Training

• On-demand video training

• Downloadable handout​s

 
Please note: This webinar provides an introduction to supervising grief work. For a more comprehensive exploration of grief assessment, interventions, practical tools, and after-death communication, consider Working with Grief & After-Death Communication.