Bereavement and Loss in the Workplace
Bereavement and loss is something everybody will experience during their lifetime, causing unique responses to each individual. Opening dialogues about loss is crucial to alleviate anxieties and to reduce miscommunication and to provide the necessary support to the bereaved during their career and beyond.
Supporting Children with Bereavement and Loss
Listening Tree seeks to partner with childcare providers to navigate the sensitive topic of bereavement with children, providing support to professionals who may fear exacerbating the situation, by empowering them to use their insight into each child’s unique needs and strengths for effective support.
Introduction to Supervision
Supervision, as a reflective practice distinct from management, offers employees a chance to contemplate their professional experiences with a supervisor to address the emotional and psychological effects of their work, promoting self-care and signaling their value, which boosts workplace morale, decreases absenteeism, and enhances staff retention.
Supporting Emotional Health and Wellbeing
This course aims to enable employers to enhance mental health and wellbeing support in the workplace, an imperative that has grown in urgency with the dispersed workforce post-COVID-19, creating a safe space for staff to discuss their emotional health and empowering managers to listen and respond effectively.
Attachment and Building Resilience
Understanding early childhood attachment styles and theories is crucial for grasping challenging behaviors and better equipping caregivers to support children when necessary, as well as strategising to foster the child's ability to form positive relationships and manage emotions in the future.
Supervision Facilitator Skills
The supervision skills course is designed to educate staff about the fundamentals of supervision and to develop the necessary skills and qualities to facilitate it effectively, with a prerequisite that attendees should have at least 12 months of personal experience in receiving supervision.