Training & Consultancy
For over 10 years I have specialised in delivering training and workshops to help health and social care professionals better support people living with grief, and to learn strategies to sustain themselves when engaged in this emotionally demanding work. My training packages include:
- Theories and Techniques for Supporting People Following Bereavement
- Grief and Uncertainty: Theories and Techniques for Supporting People Living with Serious illness
- Working with Dying: Stress Management and Self-Care
Sharing the wisdom I've gained from supporting hundreds of people facing the impacts of serious illness and bereavement, I've also worked with a range of patient and consumer groups. Presentations and workshops include:
- Living with Grief and Uncertainty Following the Diagnosis of a Serious illness
- Living with Grief Following a Bereavement
- Grief and Couple Relationships
Organisations I have worked with include:
- NSW Health
- The Australian Psychological Society
- The Australian Counselling Association
- Sydney University Medical and Nursing Students
- The Kinghorn Cancer Centre
- Mito Foundation
- Childhood Dementia Initiative
- Genetic Alliance Australia
- HammondCare
- Redkite
- The Compassionate Friends NSW
- Mosman Council
Please contact me to discuss your organisation's needs.
TESTIMONIALS
Towards Zero Suicides
"Nathan provided excellent grief training to the staff of SWSLHD Towards Zero Suicides. His wealth of knowledge and passion was evident during this training, and he was also able to keep the group engaged throughout the entire training day."
Sashell Blagojevic
Acting Team Leader
RNSH Sydney NSW
"Nathan MacArthur does not disappoint. I have not attended a better presentation on this challenging subject matter in the last twenty years. His presentation style is open and engaging. His depth of knowledge in this field, borne of experience and study, is vast. Nathan delivers his narrative in a manner that is reflective, encouraging, considered and accessible. He is able to create genuine moments of poignancy whilst maintaining relevance to the clinical environment. My head and heart were fully committed. A valuable experience."
Ray Araullo
Deputy Head of Social Work