emotionally intelligent grief support
This week on Here After with Megan Devine: Shouldn’t you be used to that by now? Human feelings + workplace loss If you work in an industry where loss is all around you, do you ever get used to it? Should you get used to it? Is there any way TO get used to…
Live 2-day Free Training: Grief Summit 2022 Counseling and Treatment Tools for the Changing Face of Grief and Loss April 28th and 29th from 9am – 4:40pm CDT Upcoming clinical training alert! Grief Summit 2022 is a live 2-day FREE Training taking place on April 28th and 29th from 9AM to 4:40PM CDT. …
This week on Here After with Megan Devine: Unequal Loads: Women & Caregiving Stress The division of labor inside a family system is never equal, is it. What happens when grief hits the main caregiver, and they just can’t keep giving? This week on the show, we discuss gender roles, invisible labor, and the…
This week on Here After with Megan Devine: What’s the deal with Prolonged Grief Disorder (and why should you care)? PROLONGED GRIEF DISORDER! It’s everywhere – social media, The New York Times, The Washington Post… it’s the hot new medical condition everyone’s talking about. But why is everyone so mad about it? This week…
Join me for an online clinical workshop: De-pathologizing Grief Friday, April 1st from 9am to 1pm PST Presented by the Central Oregon Association of Psychologists With so much media and public health attention on “getting help” for mental health issues, clinicians are being asked to navigate far more grief than ever before – at a…
This week on Here After with Megan Devine: Protecting your mental health in the healthcare workplace, with the burned out burnout expert, Dr. Jessi Gold We know that healthcare workers are burned out and exhausted. Provider mental health is a huge issue… but are the institutions listening? This week, burnout expert Dr. Jessi Gold talks…
I’m not going to share the recent New York Times article on “prolonged grief disorder” – there’s no need to spread that faulty information around. The American Psychiatric Association just announced this “new” disorder, so you’re probably going to see it more and more in the media. Here’s the run down on this allegedly “new…
Loneliness and isolation are giant causes of suffering for grieving people. Maybe you’re geographically separated from your support system. Or maybe people have stopped reaching out and think they’re respecting your boundaries, not realizing they’re actually leaving you feeling alone. Whatever the reason, loneliness inside grief is both common and normal, and it sucks. Try…
