💡 What can you expect from this session?
Rituals — personal and communal, shaped by culture and faith — can provide structure, support, and shared meaning for the grieving, easing emotional pain. Yet, some rituals may constrain authentic expression or prolong suffering if they restrict individual needs for grief and remembrance.
Join us to reflect, share and deepen our understanding of loss and remembrance so that we can be more appropriate when supporting our friends and relatives who are grieving.
🟢 Who should attend?
This session is open to all.
💻 This session is conducted online.
This session will be conducted on the Zoom meeting platform. After registration, you will receive a Zoom link for the talk.
✨ About the speaker
Ms Chee Wai Yee is a veteran palliative care social worker. She is the co-founder of The Compassionate Network, a registered charity that supports family caregivers to fulfil their roles and achieve peace of mind, when their loved ones are nearing the end of life. She promotes adaptive caregiving to build personal resilience, and healthy grieving in bereavement. She also teaches end-of-life care and grief counselling in the Master of Gerontology and Master of Counselling programmes with the Singapore University of Social Sciences.
