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          | Grief and Bereavement CounsellingLevel 3
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            | Title of learning programme |  | Grief and Bereavement Counselling Programme |  
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            | Programme level |  | 3 |  
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            | Duration of learning programme |  | 14 weeks x 10 hours |  
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            | Total number of learning hours per programme |  | 140 * |  * Please note that this is only an approximate figure and is dependant 
    upon how much time you can dedicate to your studies and also how well you 
    grasp the learning concepts in the course material. Furthermore, at the end 
    of each module there is a question paper which needs to be completed and 
    returned to your personal tutor. 
  
    | Module |  | Module Title |  
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    | 1 |  | Attitudes Towards Death |  
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    | 2 |  | What is Grief? What can be done to help? |  
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    | 3 |  | Exploring Grief and Letting Go |  
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    | 4 |  | 
      Bereavement and the Male Client |  
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    | 5 |  | 
      Working with Children |  
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    | 6 |  | 
      Adjustment to Violent Death |  
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    | Module 1 – Attitudes Towards Death.On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to:
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    Outcome |  
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    | LO1 |  | Describe the grief reaction, the ‘chaos’ of grief and 
      show the four different phases.  |  
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    | LO2 |  | 
      Summarise bereavement counselling. |  
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    | Module 2 – What is Grief? What can be done to help?On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to:
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    Outcome |  
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    | LO1 |  | 
      Investigate the stress specific and non-specific/mixed reactions of grief 
      and show the different types of grief.
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    | LO2 |  | 
      Discuss your understanding of the management of grief. |  
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    | Module 3 – Exploring Grief and Letting Go. On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to:
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    |  |  | Learning
    Outcome |  
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    | LO1 |  | Describe a ‘pang’ or ‘wave’ of grief and analyse what 
      might trigger such an episode.   |  
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    | LO2 |  | 
      Explain how anger is a normal response to grief and how it is often 
      misdirected. |  
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    | LO3 |  | Identify the primary 
      symptoms of grief and the ‘on-going’ state which is likely to be 
      experienced. |  
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    | LO4 |  | Define your understanding of the following:Stigma
 Deprivation
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    | Module 4 – Bereavement and the Male Client.On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to:
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    Outcome |  
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    | LO1 |  | 
      Evaluate ways in which bereavement affects the male client. |  
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    | Module 5 – Working with Children. On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to:
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    |  |  | Learning
    Outcome |  
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    | LO1 |  | 
      Explain how children handle grief at different ages. |  
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    | LO2 |  | 
      Discuss how the counsellor deals with the burden of guilt in a child. |  
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    | Module 6 – Adjustment to Violent Death. On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to:
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    |  |  | Learning
    Outcome |  
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    | LO1 |  | Describe how blame plays a part in a violent death 
      and how it interferes with the mourning process. |  
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    | LO2 |  | Identify normal and pathological denial. |  
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    | LO3 |  | 
      Summarise the rights of the bereaved. |  
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