Video Library | The Grief-Sensitive Healthcare Project

The GSHP video library features original content, including interviews with healthcare professionals reflecting on their personal and professional experiences with grief, as well as learning videos and commentary from individuals with lived experience of loss.

Together, these videos offer practical insight, real-world perspective, and opportunities for reflection, helping healthcare professionals deepen understanding and connect grief-sensitive care to the realities of patients, supporters, and care teams.

Grief in Healthcare: A Leadership Perspective

In this webinar, Chris Calkins, PhD, explores how grief and loss affect patients, families, and healthcare professionals. Drawing on more than 40 years of healthcare leadership experience, he discusses professional grief, compassion fatigue, burnout, and the role of organizational leadership in supporting healthcare worker well-being. Through real-world examples and practical strategies, Dr. Calkins examines how healthcare organizations can strengthen workplace culture, policies, and practices to foster more grief-sensitive care.

How do I explain a funeral to a young child?

Volcano: how to cope with difficult emotions so they don’t build up and erupt | Child Bereavement UK

For healthcare professionals: What bereaved families tell us about the importance of communication

For doctors: managing your wellbeing | Child Bereavement UK

For doctors: when a child is not expected to live | Child Bereavement UK

Telling a child that their brother or sister is not expected to live

Should I be worried about my bereaved teenager?

When your child is not expected to live | Child Bereavement UK

Stepparenting where a
biological parent has died | Child Bereavement UK

When your partner dies: Supporting your children | Child Bereavement UK

Explaining funerals to children: what happens at a cremation?

Explaining funerals to children: what happens at a burial?

Supporting a child after a frightening event

Explaining to a child that someone has died by suicide