Understanding grief and grieving: A process better understood by integrating theory and
biology

6:00pm - 8:00pm AEST 8 July

Caring for grieving people has always been integral to mental health care even when this care has not been defined as care for loss. To do this we have relied on a few limited theories that have often not been adequate in fully understanding the complexity of the experience of grieving. As we learn more theoretically and from neurobiology we come to know the process of grieving much better, how it may become problematic and how we can care for its complexity.

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Presenter: Dr Judith Murray BA(HonsI) PhD Dip Ed BEdSt BNurs RN MAPS MCCOUNP

Judith is an endorsed counselling psychologist, a registered nurse and a qualified secondary school teacher. She has held positions of Associate Professor in Counselling and Counselling Psychology at The University of Queensland Australia as well as a registered nurse in Haematology and Oncology. Judith currently works in private practice. She has served with both national and international aid organizations. She has worked to further the use of loss as an integrative concept on which to base person-centered care across sectors and disciplines.

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Non-Members $50 (incl. GST)

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