Learning Grief launched! Learning Grief is a free online resource that helps adults help kids and teens navigate the big feelings that come with loss.
Learning Grief is produced by WPSU and is made possible with funding provided by the Imagine Learning Foundation. It’s a sister-initiative to Speaking Grief.
Most of us weren’t taught how to navigate the big feelings that come with loss. So how are we supposed to guide the kids and teens in our lives to support a peer through loss? Here’s the good news: these are learnable skills. By normalizing the big feelings that come with loss and teaching kids how to support their peers through tough times, you can have a major impact on the young people in your life.
On May 22, I hosted the webinar “Learning Grief: Helping Kids Navigate the Big Feelings That Come with Loss.”
In this webinar, experts:
I was delighted to have the opportunity to promote Learning Grief in an interview for 98.7 in State College.
Listen here.
launched! Learning Grief is a free online resource that helps adults help kids and teens navigate the big feelings that come with loss.
Learning Grief is produced by WPSU and is made possible with funding provided by the Imagine Learning Foundation. It’s a sister-initiative to Speaking Grief.
I ended my time in Hong Kong by giving a seminar titled “Get Grief Out There: Leveraging Social Media to Enhance Awareness, Education, and Impact.” It was hosted by the The Jockey Club Bereavement Care and Support Alliance, which is part of the Department of Social Work and Social Administration at the University of Hong Kong.
I delivered a public talk titled “Speaking Grief: How to Normalize, Navigate, and Support Loss” to an audience at the University of Hong Kong. The talk was translated into Cantonese and followed by a Q&A. It was hosted by the Jockey Club Bereavement Care and Support Alliance. JCBeCare is part of the Department of Social Work and Social Administration at the University of Hong Kong.
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