Simple Wisdom Workshops

These workshops are designed to provide valuable insights and practical tools for anyone seeking to improve their understanding of death and dying, and better equip themselves to have important conversations.

It’s not complicated, it’s simple wisdom.

Let’s learn about death and dying and break the stigma.

Embrace compassion with our Simple Wisdom Workshops. Whether you’re an individual looking for personal growth, a charity aiming to enhance your support services, or a corporate team seeking to foster a compassionate workplace culture, our workshops are designed for you.

To enquire about workshop availability, chat about customising a session and our rates please contact us at info@annerobsontrust.org.uk.

What we offer

Bespoke content: whether you represent a charity, are an individual looking to learn, or part of a corporate team or HR department, we customise our Simple Wisdom Workshops to meet your specific needs.

Virtual or in-person options: choose the format that suits you best, ensuring accessibility for everyone regardless of location.

Differing styles: our traditional format tends to be for small groups, maximum 14 virtually or 20 in person. Ask us about a larger 1 hour webinar!

Flexible durations: our workshops are available in 2 or 3-hour sessions, allowing you to maximise learning and reflection within your schedule.

Contact us for a quote as each workshop will be costed individually.

We deliver workshops for:

"Thank you for delivering your fantastic workshop. It’s so important to start the conversation about death and dying. It is possible to have a good death and so important for loved ones. When my mother died recently, I remembered what I had learnt at your workshop about making the dying person more comfortable. I had the confidence to take in her favourite scent and played her favourite music, filling the hospital room with comfort and love."

Workshop Attendee

Leeds

"The high quality of the training really has enabled and equipped colleagues to feel more confident and informed in supporting Carers whose cared for person is nearing the end of life. The impact has developed colleagues both professionally and personally, with the personal element being so vital to their health and wellbeing, both at home and within the workplace. We include Anne Robson Trust and the work they do, in our induction for new staff. Recently a new inductee, who is also a health professional, stated how fantastic your work is and the value of it is immeasurable."

Devon Carers