 Coping After Suicide's Virtual Summer Grief Camp
Coping After Suicide's Virtual Summer Grief "Camp" is for kids ages 6-12 who've lost a parent, sibling, or other loved one to suicide. It's not a therapy group - it's a professionally facilitated, activity-based peer support group that meets on Zoom. “Camp” will be facilitated by Joan Hoff, former longtime program director for the Dougy National Center for Grieving Children and Families, who’s been facilitating grief support groups for kids for 30 years. Joan will lead the kids in activities and discussions to help them: - explore their thoughts and feelings around the suicide of their person - learn ways to manage their grief reactions - connect with other kids who are going through a similar experience Kids can participate independently (they just ask that a trusted adult be nearby in case of technical or emotional challenges). There are two sessions, and each session consists of four 60-minute Zoom meetings. The two sessions will cover different topics, so kids can register for either or both: June Session: Your Grief Journey: June 27, 28, 29, and 30 from 2-3 pm Eastern July Session: Your Emotional Ride: July 25, 26, 27, and 28 from 2-3 pm Eastern The registration fee is $150 per child/per session. (Not an affiliate) Spaces will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. To learn more and to register visit: https://www.copingaftersuicide.com/virtual-grief-camp
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1/19/2022 Where Will the Road Lead?: Walking With Teens on Their Unique Grief Journeys - FREE WebinarRead Now Where Will the Road Lead?: Walking With Teens on Their Unique Grief Journeys - FREE Webinar
February 2, 2022 at 2:00 PM EST Where do teenagers fall in the world of grieving individuals? Do they experience grief more like children or adults? Or perhaps they have their own unique grief experiences and needs. Join Highmark Caring Place for the webinar "Where Will the Road Lead?: Walking With Teens on Their Unique Grief Journeys," on February 2, 2022 at 2:00 PM EST, where they will explore this significant stage of life that presents a host of both challenges and opportunities when interrupted by grief. Learn how teenagers experience grief in unique and sometimes unexpected ways. Equip yourself with information and tools to act as a companion to teens on their grief journey, wherever the road may lead. Register to attend at: http://bit.ly/GriefTalkTeen  Shattered Schools: When Death and Grief Impact Your Students
Wednesday, January 12, 2022, from 2:00 -3:30 PM EST Highmark Caring Place is offering a NO COST "Grief Talks" webinar, “Shattered Schools: When Death and Grief Impact Your Students,” Wednesday, January 12, 2022 02:00 - 3:30 PM EST. The webinar will explore strategies on how to support your grieving students when they suffer the loss of someone important to them. In this webinar, you will gain practical knowledge of how to think through the complicated circumstances that occur when your school is impacted by death in some way, and you will learn strategies of how to support your grieving students when they suffer the loss of someone important to them. Attendees will gain an understanding of suggestions and services for schools after the death of a student or staff member, explore best practices for communication about grief and loss within schools, and identify three ways to support a grieving student. REGISTER NOW at http://bit.ly/GriefTalkShattered  Sibling Support Group Hosted By Eric's House Teens 13-18 years old who have lost a sibling are invited to join EricsHouse.org along with facilitator Vanessa Baker, of vanessabakermindset.com, for weekly support conversations on Mondays, from 7-8pm MST via Zoom between March 1 - 29, 2021. Vanessa is the author of "Mean to Real Clean", has been featured in the media, and is a leading coach for growth.com. She is passionate about working with teenagers, and she is also a suicide survivor. There is not cost to join. Register at: https://tinyurl.com/supportsibs  Grief Out Loud Podcast - Episode 152: Teenage Grief Sucks When Natalie's dad died suddenly at the start of her freshman year of high school, she searched, but couldn't find what she most needed: a resource written for and by other grieving teens. She decided to create one launching the website Teenage Grief Sucks in March 2020 which serves as a platform for articles ranging from what it's like to go to driving school when you're grieving to tips for how teens can support their grieving friends. In episode #152 of The Dougy Center's podcast, "Grief Out Loud," host Jana DeCristofaro talks with Natalie about the teenage grief experience. Listen to episode #152 at https://www.dougy.org/grief-resources/grief-out-loud-podcast/ Check out Natalie's website at https://www.teenagegriefsucks.com/ |
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