Warning! This video is intended for a professional audience and deals with difficult subject matter in a straightforward and matter-of-fact way. Those with lived experience of bereavement and child loss may find it difficult or upsetting to watch.
Presented by Heard, this webinar draws on narrative research and cognitive science to explore how professionals can use framing to improve people’s understanding and decision-making around children’s palliative care.
Attendees said:
Thank you for the opportunity to reflect upon my own practice and tools which I can adapt to my work, and thank you for helping me to recognise the personable things we try to do for families really do make a difference. I will share some of these insights with my colleagues who may not feel as comfortable as me in commencing these discussions.
Thank you for a powerful presentation, we never stop learning as professionals working with families in palliative care.
I really appreciate the time and consideration given for this session. It was really helpful and lots to think about.