Attendees must participate in all three days of training from 9am-5pm, August 6-8, 2025. This training will be online. You must take the pre & post test plus sign in & out each day electronically to obtain fulfil the course objectives, as well as participate fully in activities & discussions.

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There will be several scheduled breaks throughout each day.

Training Objectives:

Demonstrate Knowledge of Grief Theories: Participants will be able to identify and explain at least three major contemporary theories of grief (e.g., Worden’s Tasks of Mourning, Dual Process Model, Meaning Reconstruction). Identify at least three natural grief responses for children, teens and/or adults.

Apply Intervention Techniques in Practice:
Participants will demonstrate competency in applying at least three grief intervention strategies (e.g., narrative therapy, group facilitation, memory-making activities) during role-play exercises or
case simulations, as evaluated by a facilitator.

Reflect on Personal Attitudes Toward Death and Grief:
Participants will complete a structured self-reflection that explores their personal beliefs, experiences, and comfort levels related to death and bereavement. Participants will identify at least three symptoms of secondary traumatization and compassion fatigue.

Analyze Case Examples Using a Multi-Dimensional Framework:
Participants will analyze at least two case studies involving grieving clients (children, adolescents, or adults) and articulate a multi-dimensional approach to care that incorporates theory, cultural
factors, and developmentally appropriate interventions.

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