Bereavement in Practice: Probate, Repatriation & Personal Perspectives - Finders Development Hub
Elaine Ridley, of Finders Development Hub, hosts a webinar looking into enhancing understanding of bereavement services and equipping staff to effectively assist the bereaved.
Webinar date: October 1, 2024 10:30 am
Webinar length: 1 hour
CPD: 1
The 2024 Bereavement Services E-Conference brings together expert speakers from respected organisations and charities to support professionals working with bereaved individuals. The event focuses on boosting confidence in guiding clients to support agencies, sharing best practices across bereavement services, and addressing current topics within the field.
Primarily aimed at those in the public sector, this resource supports professional development by enhancing understanding of bereavement services and equipping staff to effectively assist the bereaved.
Click below to join the Finders Development Hub - free of charge - and watch the webinar.
Speakers
- Gillian Coverley - Partner at Irwin Mitchell LLP
Gillian is Head of the Partnerships, Wills and Probate team.
- Margaret Windram - Senior Associate Solicitor at Irwin Mitchell LLP
Margaret specialises in disputes about trusts and wills, and also court of protection work.
- Louise Dillon - Founder of Armadillo Life
Louise Dillon is passionate about improving understanding and comfort around grief.
- David McMillen - Managing Director at SpeedLink Repatriation
Dave's passion for excellent customer service has been fundamental in bringing SpeedLink Repatriation to the UK.
- Dr Roger Greene - Deputy Chief Executive at AtaLoss
Dr Roger Greene has a background in behavioural science.
About the host
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Elaine Ridley
Public Sector Development Manager - Finders International
Elaine Ridley is our Public Sector Development Manager for Hospitals and Coroners, having extensive experience of working for and managing public services. Formerly employed by a local authority as a Coroner’s Service Manager, she has 14 years’ experience in this high-intensity field in England and Northern Ireland.
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