Foundation of Psychosocial Care and Thanatology (Synchronous & Asynchronous e-learning)
About This Course
On completion of the module, the learners should be able:
1. Identify the foundational knowledge on death, dying and bereavement as well as issues concerning spirituality and meaning of life.
2. Articulate the overarching psychological, social, and cultural impact of death and loss with a particular focused on the Asian experience.
3. Identify the impact of grief and bereavement through the lens of thanatology, psychology, sociology, social work and counselling science.
4. Apply basic practical skills for working with individuals and families facing the challenges of death, dying, grief and bereavement.
5. Develop essential reflective practices on personal beliefs, attitudes and experiences with death and loss through the principles of dignity and compassion
What You'll Learn
This course provides a holistic and interdisciplinary overview of the major psychological, social, cultural, spiritual, and systemic perspectives, theories, research, and clinical practices for supporting the dying and the bereaved from a global viewpoint with a critical focus on the Asian experience.
Entry Requirements
Diploma qualification or professional registration with the respective professional bodies and the general public.