F R E E W E B I N A R

Living with Traumatic Grief:

3 questions to guide your grief

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The sudden and unexpected loss of a loved one leaves surviving family and friends with intense pain and sadness. Adding to this, loved ones often report feeling lost, overwhelmed and without direction. This webinar will explore questions for those living with traumatic grief to ask themselves, so they might recognize the first steps in grieving and healing.

During our time together we will consider questions, developed by John Schneider, PhD, designed to help those grieving to identify what has been lost, left and is still possible. We will explore what has been left undone and how to sit in the discomfort of the unknown. Finally, we will hold space to open ourselves to future possibilities. The questions that guide our grief will focus on how to…

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Grieve primary and secondary losses

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Learn to sit in the discomfort of the unknown

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Hold space for future possibilities

The webinar will conclude with selected free grief services for those who have lost a loved one to traumatic grief

About Dr. Jennifer Levin

Dr. Jennifer Levin is a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist (MFC 93269) specializing in health crises, traumatic grief, loss, and growth after trauma.

Dr. Levin is also a Recognized Fellow of Thanatology: The study of death, dying, and bereavement.

With over 25 years in the field of grief and bereavement, Dr. Levin maintains a private practice in Pasadena, CA (Therapy Heals, Inc.) and facilitates adult and teen weekly grief groups. In addition, she is a public speaker, consultant, educator, and expert on topics including individual and family grief, how to cope and live with a terminal illness, traumatic grief and post traumatic growth. Dr. Levin is also in the process of launching San Gabriel Valley Grief Resource and Training Center, a nonprofit organization to train mental health professionals to provide grief services and offer low fee grief counseling to the community.