Loss is an essential and inevitable experience of the living that has vast ripple effects across all humanity and Loss is not related solely to death. Over the past few months, we have experienced loss of all kinds, some of which has been quite traumatic. How we understand, process and cope with our own grief will inform how we relate to our clients who are struggling to process both their individual and shared experiences of loss and grief.
Become familiarized with key definitions and clinical considerations for griefwork
Explore the different types of grief including traumatic loss and complicated grief
Confront the fears that can exist in meeting grief and learn about the rewards in griefwork
Be invited to reflect on your own experiences with loss and grief
Learn experiential techniques to work with loss and grief
Learn how to move towards a deeper acceptance of loss and grief as a natural part of life
Introduction to Meeting the Grieving: Working with Grief and Loss
Meeting the Grieving: Working with Grief and Loss Bibliography
Meeting the Grieving: Working with Grief and Loss - HANDOUT - The Tree
Meeting the Grieving: Working with Grief and Loss - HANDOUT - Powerpoint
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Meeting the Grieving Course Evaluation Recorded Audio/Visual Conference CE Class
