La post aidance à l’ère de la COVID-19 : s’outiller pour mieux accompagner le deuil pandémique

In this webinar (47 min, in French), professor and researcher Mélanie Vachon addresses the phenomenon of pandemic grief. The webinar is aimed at health professionals and caseworkers likely to work with caregivers who have lost a loved one during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Year: 2021
Languages: French
Format: Webinar
Dimension(s) of caregiving:
  • Analysis of caregiving support
  • Realities of caregiving
  • Society and caregiving

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In this webinar (47 min, in French), professor and researcher Mélanie Vachon addresses the phenomenon of pandemic grief. The webinar is aimed at health professionals and caseworkers likely to work with caregivers who have lost a loved one during the Covid-19 pandemic. It touches on the different types of grief, provides a detailed description of the phenomenon of pandemic grief, addresses individual and collective strategies for supporting bereaved caregivers, and provides a list of resources. The webinar originally aired on June 2, 2021 as a Communauté de pratique virtuelle Continuum aînés event.

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Read the article (in French): Perdre un être cher en contexte de COVID-19 : le deuil pandémique comme expérience de deuil désaffranchi ?

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