The latest in an on-going blog series for Penn State Outreach:
October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. If you’ve experienced this kind of loss or infertility, we see you. Your grief is valid. If you’ve never experienced this loss, there’s a good chance you know someone who has. Here are some specific recommendations for supporting someone who is grieving a pregnancy or infant loss, click here.
The latest in an on-going blog series for Penn State Outreach:
October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. If you’ve experienced this kind of loss or infertility, we see you. Your grief is valid. If you’ve never experienced this loss, there’s a good chance you know someone who has. Here are some specific recommendations for supporting someone who is grieving a pregnancy or infant loss, click here.
I’m excited to be deliver the keynote, “Speaking and Learning Grief: How to Normalize, Navigate, and Support Loss,” at The Tides Program Grief Matters Seminar in November. I
Click here to learn more and register.
I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to work with COPE Foundation on an upcoming workshop.
Join me on Tuesday, September 24 from 7:00pm – 8:00pm for “How to Human: Connecting Through Grief.”
In this workshop, I’ll share strategies for how to communicate with your support networks to get the kind of support that actually feels good and how to advocate for yourself as a grieving person at work and in life.
This is part of a offers a free, monthly online grief healing workshop series to help families on their journey of grief after a loved one has passed that’s offered by Pinelawn Memorial Park and Arboretum in collaboration with COPE Foundation.
Register here.
We had a moving screening and engaging discussion of Speaking Grief at WPSU. I moderated a panel with grief professionals from the community: Marisa Vicere, founder and president of the Jana Maria Foundation, Evelyn Wald, program director for TIDES, and Dr. Natalie Margarita Hernandez, Senior Director of Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) at Penn State-University Park.
The majority of superheroes have had a significant loss in their life. What can we learn from these superheroes about finding hope after loss? To find out, watch this discussion on Open to Hope TV. To find out, I joined Dr. Jill Harrington and Greg Adams in a conversation led by Dr Heidi Horsley and her co-host, Doneley Meris, about superhero grief and the transformative power of loss.
Watch the episode here.
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