Have you lost a parent, grandparent, sibling, friend or someone else who was close to you? And would you like to talk to other students who have also experienced a loss? If so, a bereavement support group might be just the thing for you.
The bereavement support group provides a space to talk openly about the thoughts and feelings that come with grief and loss. The group is open to everyone. You do not need to be religious or a member of the Danish National Church to take part.
What can you expect?
A bereavement support group won’t take away your grief, but it will give you the chance to meet other students in the same situation and realise that you’re not alone.
The group is a confidential community where everyone is bound by a duty of confidentiality.
Where and when?
The bereavement support group meets at SDU in Odense.
- We meet around 10 times
- The meetings take place approximately every other week in the late afternoon
- You can find out specific dates and times by contacting the student chaplain
Practical information
- There is space for a maximum of 8 participants.
- Registration is required.
- Participation is free of charge.
Before the group starts, you will be invited to a no-obligation introductory chat over a cup of coffee or tea. Here you can find out more about the programme and see if it’s right for you.
Contact
The bereavement support group is led by student chaplain Lene Jørgensen, SDU, who has experience in discussing grief, loss and life crises with students. If you have any questions, or would simply like to find out more, you are always very welcome to contact:
Lene Jørgensen
Email: lecn@km.dk
Telephone: +45 2927 8713