This comprehensive professional workshop is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of those who support individuals experiencing grief and loss. Rooted in Dr. Alan Wolfelt’s internationally recognized “companioning” model of grief care, this program emphasizes the critical distinction between offering care and attempting to cure grief. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how grief affects individuals emotionally, socially, and spiritually. This is an educational, reflective, and practical learning experience for professionals and caregivers who regularly encounter grief in their work. This workshop is ideal for: Hospice and healthcare professionals Counselors, therapists, and social workers Clergy, chaplains, and lay ministers Caregivers, educators, and community leaders Anyone supporting grieving individuals in a professional or volunteer capacity Participants will explore: A broader framework for understanding loss and grief The difference between “caring” and “curing” the mourner The essential ingredients of effective grief caregiving The six universal needs of mourning The foundations of Dr. Wolfelt’s companioning philosophy Advocacy for the “Slow Grief Movement” ✔ Certificate of Attendance provided ✔ Recognized for professional and continuing education ✔ Boxed lunch included ✔ Full-day immersive learning experience Registration required. Please register at EventBrite today.