Definition of bereavement counselling in English:

bereavement counselling

(US bereavement counseling)

noun

mass noun

Counselling intended to help people who have been bereaved to cope with their grief.
Example sentencesExamples
- It will be managed by a paediatric nurse specialising in bereavement counselling.
- "I was basically doing bereavement counselling for a whole crew," recalls Smith.
- We don't get any training in bereavement counselling—I've had pupils breaking down in tears in the classroom.
- The court heard he had been "severely depressed" while committing the offence and had received bereavement counselling after the death of his son in custody.
- Stages of grieving are well established and recognised in bereavement counselling.
- Adults may end up benefiting from psychotherapy, bereavement counselling, and if necessary antidepressant medication.
- She received bereavement counselling and, he said, his mother appeared to be coming to terms with his father's death.
- They also enable the provision of other services such as bereavement counselling, career guidance and youth services.
- The social impact that the communities are making is extensive and covers everything from lunch clubs and childcare, to bereavement counselling and financial advice.
- She is also recently widowed and is trying to get over losing her husband with the help of bereavement counselling, which she had just attended at Sutton Hospital.
- Her mother had died in 1998 after failing to recover from surgery and she began to receive bereavement counselling.
- Formal bereavement counselling or contact with a specialist organisation may be appropriate.
- They also provide bereavement counselling which helps families come to terms with the trauma.
- The Health Board has a phone number for those who need to talk about bereavement counselling.
- An information evening set for Tuesday September 7 will be followed by a full training course in bereavement counselling on Tuesday evenings, starting on September 14.
- He stresses the need for proper support in times of need, i.e. bereavement counselling and so on.
- Three groups from Newbridge have received grants to provide marriage, child and bereavement counselling at their premises.
- But that is easier than going to bereavement counselling.
- It also offers special support for siblings, parents and the extended family as well as bereavement counselling.
- We have bereavement counselling in the NHS.

Derivatives

bereavement counsellor

noun

A person trained to help people who have been bereaved to cope with their grief.
I volunteer as a bereavement counsellor at the hospice
Example sentencesExamples
- As a qualified pet bereavement counsellor I would like to help pet owners compassionately and in confidence.
- Once a fortnight I go and see a bereavement counsellor at the hospital where she died.
- The family of the railman, who was single and lived in Manchester, were being comforted by a bereavement counsellor.

Definition of bereavement counseling in US English:

bereavement counseling

(British bereavement counselling)

noun

Counseling intended to help people who have been bereaved to cope with their grief.
Example sentencesExamples
- "I was basically doing bereavement counselling for a whole crew," recalls Smith.
- Three groups from Newbridge have received grants to provide marriage, child and bereavement counselling at their premises.
- Her mother had died in 1998 after failing to recover from surgery and she began to receive bereavement counselling.
- The court heard he had been "severely depressed" while committing the offence and had received bereavement counselling after the death of his son in custody.
- They also provide bereavement counselling which helps families come to terms with the trauma.
- She is also recently widowed and is trying to get over losing her husband with the help of bereavement counselling, which she had just attended at Sutton Hospital.
- Stages of grieving are well established and recognised in bereavement counselling.
- He stresses the need for proper support in times of need, i.e. bereavement counselling and so on.
- They also enable the provision of other services such as bereavement counselling, career guidance and youth services.
- She received bereavement counselling and, he said, his mother appeared to be coming to terms with his father's death.
- Formal bereavement counselling or contact with a specialist organisation may be appropriate.
- The Health Board has a phone number for those who need to talk about bereavement counselling.
- An information evening set for Tuesday September 7 will be followed by a full training course in bereavement counselling on Tuesday evenings, starting on September 14.
- It also offers special support for siblings, parents and the extended family as well as bereavement counselling.
- We have bereavement counselling in the NHS.
- Adults may end up benefiting from psychotherapy, bereavement counselling, and if necessary antidepressant medication.
- The social impact that the communities are making is extensive and covers everything from lunch clubs and childcare, to bereavement counselling and financial advice.
- We don't get any training in bereavement counselling—I've had pupils breaking down in tears in the classroom.
- It will be managed by a paediatric nurse specialising in bereavement counselling.
- But that is easier than going to bereavement counselling.

单词	bereavement counselling
释义	Definition of bereavement counselling in English: bereavement counselling (US bereavement counseling) noun mass noun Counselling intended to help people who have been bereaved to cope with their grief. Example sentencesExamples It will be managed by a paediatric nurse specialising in bereavement counselling. "I was basically doing bereavement counselling for a whole crew," recalls Smith. We don't get any training in bereavement counselling—I've had pupils breaking down in tears in the classroom. The court heard he had been "severely depressed" while committing the offence and had received bereavement counselling after the death of his son in custody. Stages of grieving are well established and recognised in bereavement counselling. Adults may end up benefiting from psychotherapy, bereavement counselling, and if necessary antidepressant medication. She received bereavement counselling and, he said, his mother appeared to be coming to terms with his father's death. They also enable the provision of other services such as bereavement counselling, career guidance and youth services. The social impact that the communities are making is extensive and covers everything from lunch clubs and childcare, to bereavement counselling and financial advice. She is also recently widowed and is trying to get over losing her husband with the help of bereavement counselling, which she had just attended at Sutton Hospital. Her mother had died in 1998 after failing to recover from surgery and she began to receive bereavement counselling. Formal bereavement counselling or contact with a specialist organisation may be appropriate. They also provide bereavement counselling which helps families come to terms with the trauma. The Health Board has a phone number for those who need to talk about bereavement counselling. An information evening set for Tuesday September 7 will be followed by a full training course in bereavement counselling on Tuesday evenings, starting on September 14. He stresses the need for proper support in times of need, i.e. bereavement counselling and so on. Three groups from Newbridge have received grants to provide marriage, child and bereavement counselling at their premises. But that is easier than going to bereavement counselling. It also offers special support for siblings, parents and the extended family as well as bereavement counselling. We have bereavement counselling in the NHS. Derivatives bereavement counsellor noun A person trained to help people who have been bereaved to cope with their grief. I volunteer as a bereavement counsellor at the hospice Example sentencesExamples As a qualified pet bereavement counsellor I would like to help pet owners compassionately and in confidence. Once a fortnight I go and see a bereavement counsellor at the hospital where she died. The family of the railman, who was single and lived in Manchester, were being comforted by a bereavement counsellor. Definition of bereavement counseling in US English: bereavement counseling (British bereavement counselling) noun Counseling intended to help people who have been bereaved to cope with their grief. Example sentencesExamples "I was basically doing bereavement counselling for a whole crew," recalls Smith. Three groups from Newbridge have received grants to provide marriage, child and bereavement counselling at their premises. Her mother had died in 1998 after failing to recover from surgery and she began to receive bereavement counselling. The court heard he had been "severely depressed" while committing the offence and had received bereavement counselling after the death of his son in custody. They also provide bereavement counselling which helps families come to terms with the trauma. She is also recently widowed and is trying to get over losing her husband with the help of bereavement counselling, which she had just attended at Sutton Hospital. Stages of grieving are well established and recognised in bereavement counselling. He stresses the need for proper support in times of need, i.e. bereavement counselling and so on. They also enable the provision of other services such as bereavement counselling, career guidance and youth services. She received bereavement counselling and, he said, his mother appeared to be coming to terms with his father's death. Formal bereavement counselling or contact with a specialist organisation may be appropriate. The Health Board has a phone number for those who need to talk about bereavement counselling. An information evening set for Tuesday September 7 will be followed by a full training course in bereavement counselling on Tuesday evenings, starting on September 14. It also offers special support for siblings, parents and the extended family as well as bereavement counselling. We have bereavement counselling in the NHS. Adults may end up benefiting from psychotherapy, bereavement counselling, and if necessary antidepressant medication. The social impact that the communities are making is extensive and covers everything from lunch clubs and childcare, to bereavement counselling and financial advice. We don't get any training in bereavement counselling—I've had pupils breaking down in tears in the classroom. It will be managed by a paediatric nurse specialising in bereavement counselling. But that is easier than going to bereavement counselling.
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