Funeral Professionals Peer Support

Last Responder Mental Health Training and Certification: Elevate Your Trauma Practice & Attract a Niche Client Base
Mental health treatment for the death care sector is a highly specialized discipline. If you are applying generalist models to funeral directors, embalmers, and bereavement workers, you are operating outside your scope.
Join us on September 11, 2026 (9:00 AM – 3:00 PM EST) for the live virtual intensive: Last Responder Mental Health Training and Certification.
🌟 Continuing Education & Added Values
Accredited Training: This course is a recognized continuing education opportunity through the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA).
Format: Includes 1 hour of prep-time study and 6 hours of live virtual clinical intensive.
On-Demand Access: Can't attend the live stream? No problem. Recorded sessions are available on demand for all registered participants.
Exclusive Client Registry (Value: $500/year): Post-completion, gain free inclusion on our international, public-facing Mental Health Registry for Last Responders so ready-to-book clients and death care facilities and organizations can locate your practice.
National Broadcast Spot (Value: $1,000+): Secure an invitation as a guest expert on the popular Stronger Together podcast—heard by over 6,000 death care professionals across North America.
This is over $1,500.00 in built-in marketing exposure that puts you directly in front of your target referral market from Day 1.
Standard Professional Rate: $500.00
Full-Time Students & Interns: Special discounted rates are available (Proof of active full-time enrollment required).
👉 How to Register:
Everything is processed in one convenient spot! Open our secure registration page to complete the sign-up form and choose your standard or discounted student payment link:
🔗 Registration & Processing Form: https://lnkd.in/e5afUY6U
🔍 For More Specific Details & Course Curriculum:
Visit our dedicated program information hub here:
🔗 Full Course Details: https://lnkd.in/e-6gYyps
Facilitated by Dwight E.A. Thompson, MSW, RSW, RMFT-S.

It’s Not What’s Wrong With You—It’s What Happened To You.
Our preliminary study, Mapping Mental Health in the Funeral Home, reveals that high stress and physical pain are universal baselines in Canadian death care—not individual failings.
Preliminary Snapshot (N=52):
100% report somatic pain and muscle tension in deceased care.
97% experience work-related anxiety.
Only 16% utilize professional therapy.
We need 200 responses to move from a snapshot to a definitive national map that demands systemic change. If you currently work or have ever worked in the Canadian death care sector, your experience is the evidence we need.
Participate in English: https://form.jotform.com/260776242439059
Participer en Français: https://form.jotform.com/260776430270051