Learn About Grief with Dr. Wolfelt
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We are pleased to share that we will be hosting internationally recognized grief educator and author Dr.Alan Wolfelt https://www.centerforloss.com/about-the-center-for-loss/about-dr-alan-wolfelt/ for two educational programs this September, offering valuable insight and understanding for both the general public and professionals.
On 9/29, "Understanding Your Grief: Touchstones for Hope & Healing," is a free program open to the public and will explore how loss is part of human life while providing attendees with practical strategies for living well despite grief. The evening session is at Waterford High School and based on Dr. Wolfelt's book, "First Aid for Broken Hearts."
On 9/30, Dr. Wolfelt will present "The Art of 'Companioning' the Bereaved: Caring Versus Curing." from 9:00am-3:30pm in Niantic, CT. This in-depth workshop, designed for professionals, will enhance the participants' knowledge and skills in supporting those experiencing grief and loss. The workshop is anchored in Dr. Wolfelt's companioning model of grief care, which emphasizes the distinction between caring versus curing. This workshop offers
professional-level training.
Mental health practitioners can earn 5 Continuing Education Credits (CECs) approved by the NASW.
Get Tickets
On 9/29, "Understanding Your Grief: Touchstones for Hope & Healing," is a free program open to the public and will explore how loss is part of human life while providing attendees with practical strategies for living well despite grief. The evening session is at Waterford High School and based on Dr. Wolfelt's book, "First Aid for Broken Hearts."
On 9/30, Dr. Wolfelt will present "The Art of 'Companioning' the Bereaved: Caring Versus Curing." from 9:00am-3:30pm in Niantic, CT. This in-depth workshop, designed for professionals, will enhance the participants' knowledge and skills in supporting those experiencing grief and loss. The workshop is anchored in Dr. Wolfelt's companioning model of grief care, which emphasizes the distinction between caring versus curing. This workshop offers
professional-level training.
Mental health practitioners can earn 5 Continuing Education Credits (CECs) approved by the NASW.
Get Tickets
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