OUR MISSION
The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.
The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.
OUR MISSION
The Bereavement Care Network links Practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.
The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.
OUR MISSION
The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.
The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.
OUR MISSION
The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.
The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.
Latest News
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Recent Developments in Bereavement Risk Assessment and Bereavement Care
A webinar presentation by Chris Hall will consider validated methods of assessing bereavement risk... -
Grief after Mass Loss
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How to support someone who is grieving
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Gratitude & Connection in Bereavement Care
BCN Tasmania invites members, their guests and interested practitioners to a day of learning & contributing to best practice in bereavement care across the state. -
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Grief and Loss Support Group for Women - October 2019
Are you or someone you know struggling with grief? -
Living Losses
Understanding and Addressing Grief in Ageing, Chronic Illness and Disability -
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Palliative Care Tasmania Networking & Social Evening
Palliative Care Tasmania (PCT) is hosting its first members and friends networking evening to coincide with Palliative Care Australia (PCA) CEO, Rohan Greenland, visiting Hobart. -
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Ethical issues when working with terminally-ill people who desire to hasten the ends of their lives
A lecture by Professor Alfred Allan on the "Ethical issues when working with terminally-ill people who desire to hasten the ends of their lives" -
Community Workshop: Pathways to Care - After a Suicide
Please join us for a free community workshop in Scottsdale and Launceston. -
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Care Beyond Cure - Fortnightly Program
Care Beyond Cure - a fortnightly program providing bereavement support -
Hobart Bereavement Support Group
The Compassionate Friends Victoria, Hobart support group. -
Mental Health Week (8-14 October) - Presentations
Two free presentations: "With Mindful Self-Compassion" and "A Grassroots Approach to Wellbeing". -
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Mind The Gap: Professional Development
This Professional Development course will support and enhance the skills and knowledge required by health care professionals across a variety of health care settings, to effectively acknowledge and respond to the complex mental health needs and psychological issues of people living with an advanced chronic and terminal illness, and that of their family and caregivers as they approach the last year of life. -
Bereavement Care Network
DHHS Better Access to Palliative Care, with the Centre for Rural Health is working with palliative care service providers, volunteers, community organisations and carers to establish a Regional Bereavement Care Network.
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