Mental health professionals work with grief every day, even when grief isn’t the presenting concern. It can sit alongside trauma, anxiety, estrangement, caregiving, identity shifts, relationship loss, chronic illness and so many other experiences that bring people into therapy. And yet, grief-specific education remains surprisingly limited in many professional training programs. That’s why I created my 6-module Grief Literacy Training for Mental Health Professionals. This is an opportunity to deepen how we understand, recognize and work alongside grief in clinical practice. Self-paced | 6 modules | printable resources | $110 Any questions? lets connect.

One of the biggest misconceptions about grief support is that people need the perfect thing to say. Most of the time, they don't. They need someone willing to be curious, present, and unafraid of the conversation. These are five simple questions I keep coming back to when supporting grieving individuals. They create space for stories, meaning, and connection without trying to fix, solve, or rush the grief. This is a sneak peek from the Grief Literacy for Mental Health Professionals toolkit. Which question do you find yourself using most often? Which one(s) do you think you will start to use moving forward? Curious about more? The classroom tab will take you to the sign up for the Grief Literacy for Mental Health Professionals page.

Ready to deepen your understanding of grief work AND making sure you take care of YOU in the process? Sign up today

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