Maybe we can share some of our wisdom with others. Love this : 4 reasons why special needs parents are better equipped than everyone else to handle Coronavirus stress https://t.co/hBwb3Ge6qi
@kendonaldson@DrMattWalton led group discussion and thoughtful reflections on the 3Rs ...
... will probably continue as homework
... after this excellent thought-provoking day!
#NESBereavement2019
@DrMattWalton FY2, aspiring Air Ambulance Dr,Educational films viewed by thousands, offers resilience advice - Imagehttps://blogs.bmj.com › 2018/05/15
· Matthew Walton discusses the importance of education and peer support in medical school. powerful stuff #NESBereavement2019
@donaldmacaskill ‘It’s often at the end of life that people find the freedom and the grammar to tell their own story - which may surprise their loved ones!’ #NESBereavement2019
@donaldmacaskill describes. Bereavement Charter for Children & Adults in SCotland & ends profound talk with a story about ‘Respair’ #NESBereavement2019
@donaldmacaskill ‘people need time to listen to others at a depth where we become their listener ... we need to listen to the pain ... of our clients & ourselves ‘ #NESBereavement2019
New (or very old) word of the day: Respair. Last seen in dictionaries dated back to 1425. A verb and noun meaning the return of hope after a period of despair. The word is not recognised in modern English but I think we should bring it back. #NESbereavement2019
#NESbereavement2019 Richmond’s hope Liz Henderson describes fall-out for children after death. 5 siblings, one died by hanging as teen, others had multiple ongoing symptoms ‘some children need a space to tell their story’