Grief and Loss Education
Harmful myths and cultural stereotypes about loss and grief can undermine coping and resilience. I provide education to individuals, families, educators, mental health professionals, social workers, community leaders, activists, and other professionals to help them address the complexities of grieving individuals, families, and communities.
My services include:
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Workshops, seminars, and symposiums
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Small-group or team training
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Keynote addresses and professional conferences
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Community outreach
Presentation Topics
I tailor my materials to meet your specific goals, and topics will vary depending on your needs. My past engagements have focused on:
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Ambiguous loss, including stress-management education for surviving family members
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Loss assessment in families
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The myth of “closure” and the stages of grieving
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The family dynamics of unresolved or complicated grief
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Caregiving and dementia
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Working with families of the missing
Please call or email me to discuss your organization's needs.
