In Partnership with WSCA
“When Grief & Trama Come to School"
(8 clock hours)
Date:
Saturday, August 21st, 2010, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Location:
Grace Community Church, Auburn, WA (Click for Map)
Presenters:
GriefWorks staff: Mel Erickson, BA, RC, CT and Michele Ray, MEd, RC, IESA
Summary
The GriefWorks Summer Institute,"When Grief & Trauma Come to School" is a workshop
for counselors, school staff, and professionals who work with grieving children. Co-hosted by
the Washington School Counselors Association (WSCA), this workshop will offer 8 clock
hours. The registration fee of $150 will include:
- Two Books
Teen Talk, A Grief Support Group for Teenagers, and 8-week curriculum, and Our Story, a workbook for grieving children ($35 total value)
- A syllabus of the PowerPoint presentation and supplemental materials
- Lunch
- Morning and afternoon snacks
In addition, attendees may purchase:
- A WSCA Certificate for 8 Clock Hours for $16 (Free to WSCA members)
- CEU's pending for MSWs, psychologists, counselors and MFT's
- A "Grief Talk Tool Kit" used by GriefWorks staff, a $175 value for $125.00
(These must be ordered in advance at the time of registration.)
Objectives:
The two-fold purpose of this workshop is 1) to offer school personnel the most current
academic understanding of how grief and trauma impact children and teens and 2) to equip workshop
participants with tools that will assist them in supporting grieving students. The
ideas and activities to be shared have been proven effective in working with students
individually, in the classroom, or in groups. The morning session will provide an overview of
the grieving process in youth, strategies for breaking bad news, and emotional first aid at the
time of a crisis. The entire afternoon will be interactive - experiencing and practicing "grief
work" in a small group setting.
Call 253-333-9420, or email info@griefworks.org for more information.
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Together we’re mending hearts…
and re-landscaping lives.
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The mission of GriefWorks is to serve as a bereavement resource providing education and support for people grieving a death or seeking to understand the grief process. |
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We envision a world where grieving people are supported in compassion and companionship as they journey through their unique loss experiences. |
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