The Grief Clinic/Seminars & training
Understanding loss. Strengthening connection.
Transforming the way we care for ourselves and one another.
At The Grief Clinic™, we offer a series of specialist psychological webinars exploring the many ways grief and loss shape our lives, relationships and emotional wellbeing.
Led by Dr Chloe Paidoussis-Mitchell, Chartered Counselling Psychologist, author of The Loss Prescription and founder of The Grief Clinic™, our seminars combine psychological expertise, practical guidance and compassionate insight into the human experience of loss.
Designed for individuals, organisations, healthcare professionals and communities, each webinar is an opportunity to deepen understanding, challenge misconceptions and discover more compassionate ways of navigating grief.
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Invisible Loss: grieving what the world can’t see
Understanding the unrecognised losses that shape our lives.
Not all grief follows a death. We may grieve the loss of our health, relationships, identity, independence, belonging or the future we had imagined, often without recognition or support from those around us.
This webinar explores the psychology of invisible loss, why unacknowledged grief can be so isolating and how we can begin to recognise and honour experiences that may have remained unspoken. Participants gain a deeper understanding of the emotional impact of invisible loss, its relationship with identity and self-worth, and practical ways to support themselves and others.
Ideal for: individuals, workplaces, wellbeing programmes and community organisations.
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Traumatic Grief: when loss changes everything
Understanding the complex relationship between trauma and bereavement.
When someone dies in sudden, unexpected or traumatic circumstances, the psychological impact can extend far beyond the pain of separation. Trauma may disrupt our sense of safety, challenge our understanding of the world and make it difficult to access the memories and love that connect us to the person who has died.
This webinar explores how trauma and grief interact, the emotional and physical responses that may follow traumatic bereavement, and why some people experience intrusive memories, guilt, fear or profound disconnection. Participants learn about trauma-informed approaches to grief, the importance of emotional safety and how compassionate support can help.
Ideal for: bereaved individuals, healthcare professionals, employers, support organisations and those caring for someone affected by traumatic loss.
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Living with Grief: finding your way through loss
Understanding grief and learning to care for yourself through life’s most difficult transitions.
Grief affects every aspect of our lives, from our emotional and physical wellbeing to our relationships, identity and sense of purpose. Yet many of us feel unprepared for its intensity and uncertain about how to support ourselves when loss changes the world we know.
This webinar offers a compassionate introduction to the psychology of grief, exploring common emotional responses, the changing nature of bereavement and the importance of self-compassion. Participants discover practical ways to navigate difficult emotions, manage the everyday demands of grieving, recognise when more support may be needed and gradually reconnect with life without leaving their love or memories behind.
Ideal for: anyone experiencing grief, employee wellbeing programmes, community groups and organisations seeking to improve grief literacy.
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Anticipatory Grief: living with the uncertainty of loss
Understanding the grief we experience before a loss occurs.
Anticipatory grief is the emotional experience of grieving someone or something before the loss has happened. It is particularly common when caring for someone with a life-limiting illness, dementia or a progressive condition, but can also arise when facing significant changes to our health, relationships or future.
Living with the possibility of loss can bring a complex mixture of love, hope, fear, sadness and helplessness. This webinar explores the psychology of anticipatory grief, the challenges of living with uncertainty and the importance of caring for our own wellbeing while supporting others. At its heart, it is about making space for grief without losing sight of the life, love and connection that remain.
Ideal for: individuals and families facing anticipated loss, carers, healthcare professionals, employers and organisations supporting colleagues affected by serious illness.
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