Grief 101: Your Grief, Your Way 

Grief is a normal and natural response to loss, but much of what we've been told about "dealing with it" can actually hinder healing. This presentation challenges the popular, yet often misleading, notion of five rigid "stages" of grief. Instead, we'll explore the expansive landscape of emotions, bodily impacts, spiritual questions, and social complexities that can arise as you navigate your unique path through loss.

Monday, August 4 @ 5:00 p.m.

The link for virtual attendees will be available the day of the presentation here

Caring MORE for children and their grief 

Children grieve differently than adults. Help children process grief with the skills and best practices taught in this in-service.

This in-service focuses on educating families and caregivers, but all are welcome to attend.

August 14, 2025 6pm

What is disenfranchised grief? 

The term disenfranchised grief is used when a person is mourning a loss that isn’t usually socially accepted, acknowledged, or publicly mourned.

This in-service focuses on educating healthcare professionals, but all are welcome to attend.

August 21, 2025 6pm

What is disenfranchised grief? 

Anticipatory grief is a common grief reaction experienced by people facing the eventual death of a loved one. It is often not recognized or discussed.

This in-service focuses on educating families and caregivers, but all are welcome to attend.

August 28, 2025 6pm