A event on Tuesday 12th May. The event starts at 16:00.
This event is part of Good Grief Bristol, A Festival of Love and Loss. 11-17 May 2020 (https://goodgriefbristol.com/).
In this session, pioneering bereavement researcher Dr Linda Machin will talk about the Range of Response to Loss (RRL) model – a paradigm for exploring vulnerability and resilience in people facing bereavement and other life losses.
Attention to resilience as well as vulnerability gives recognition to the human capacity to cope with adversity and tragedy and to emerge changed but strengthened. The RRL is a theoretical model developed from Dr Machin’s years of research and practice as a Medical Social Worker, Bereavement Counselling trainer and academic specialising in bereavement.
Dr Machin’s talk will be followed by a Q&A.
Note on conference tickets
Conference events can be booked individually. If you'd prefer to buy a whole-conference pass (£100 + booking fee) or a conference day ticket (£35 + booking fee), visit our Conference Tickets page.
Concessions are available for those under 18; aged 65 or older; students with valid ID; unwaged people; and people with disabilities. Registered carers are free when accompanying a ticket holder (please contact Good Grief to arrange).
Entry requirements:
In this session, pioneering bereavement researcher Dr Linda Machin will talk about the Range of Response to Loss (RRL) model – a paradigm for exploring vulnerability and resilience in people facing bereavement and other life losses.
Attention to resilience as well as vulnerability gives recognition to the human capacity to cope with adversity and tragedy and to emerge changed but strengthened. The RRL is a theoretical model developed from Dr Machin’s years of research and practice as a Medical Social Worker, Bereavement Counselling trainer and academic specialising in bereavement.
Dr Machin’s talk will be followed by a Q&A.
Note on conference tickets
Conference events can be booked individually. If you'd prefer to buy a whole-conference pass (£100 + booking fee) or a conference day ticket (£35 + booking fee), visit our Conference Tickets page.
Concessions are available for those under 18; aged 65 or older; students with valid ID; unwaged people; and people with disabilities. Registered carers are free when accompanying a ticket holder (please contact Good Grief to arrange).
Entry requirements:
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