Grief After Stillbirth
Support and resources to assist parents in their grieving process
Ratings 5.00 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- This course provides bereaved parent(s) the resources to help them with the grief of losing their child via stillbirth.
- You will get informative overview on the stages of grief as well as proven rituals to help your healing process
- You will gain skills like Adaptability, Resilience, and Coping
- You will feel supported in your grieving process
Description
The loss of a child is devastating however, grieving parents do not have to go through the grieving process alone because support is available.
This course is written, instructed and voiced by Nadine Josephs, Licensed Professional Counselor and Grief Recovery Specialist in the state of Georgia, United States of America.
The Grief After Stillbirth course is designed to provide bereaved parent(s) the support and resources to help them with the grief of losing their child through stillbirth. This course offers strategies to assist parents in the grieving process.
An informative overview of the stages of grief and proven interventions will be taught by Ms. Josephs. Ms. Josephs not only utilizes knowledge from her trainings that she has undergone throughout her career, but she also uses her intuitive knowing and understanding with her clients who are grieving the loss of a child. These factors make up the strategies taught in this course.
At the end of The Grief After Stillbirth course, grieving parent(s) will be able to identify and understand the five stages of grief, Ms. Josephs 8-phase intervention for grieving parent(s) and the reasons for these interventions.
REFERENCE
The Grief Recovery Method Handbook “The Action Program for Moving Beyond Death, Divorce, and Other Losses.”
Kübler-Ross, E. (1973). On death and dying Elisabeth Kübler-Ross. London
Who Should Attend!
- Parent(s) grieving the loss of a child via stillbirth
- Parent(s) on a healing journey after the loss of a child via stillbirth
- Clinicians helping grieving parent(s) who has lost a child(ren) via stillbirth and assisting parent(s) with the grief process.
