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Grief Counseling That Honors Your Loss | Global Behavioral Health
Professional grief counseling that honors your unique loss while supporting your healing journey. Compassionate, personalized grief therapy to help you find your way forward.
Training & Webinars - Good Grief
Welcome to Good Grief. Click here to view our upcoming events. Understanding Grief and Loss Our Understanding Grief and Loss training program educates professionals on key issues surrounding loss, grief, childhood bereavement, and resilience. Individuals who go through our professional development program can expect to be more prepared to provide competent, empathic, and effective support to children and families through loss and adversity. Train at the Good Grief center Earn CE Credits Learn and Network with Peers “The tone of the workshop was perfect. I felt very welcomed and encouraged to participate, ask questions, and actively learn. I came back to school today and one of the first students to come to my office is one of the students in my grief group. I would definitely recommend the workshop to any counselor, teacher or individual who works with kids.” -Participant of Understanding Grief and Loss Workshop Signature Series Workshop We deliver training to organizations through our Signature Series Workshops. These workshops are customized to meet the needs of each individual audience. We provide meaningful and engaging learning experiences for you and your team to increase awareness and skills to support children and families through loss and adversity. We have delivered workshops in a variety of contexts including: Schools Healthcare & hospice Religious organizations Community agencies Mental healthcare Funeral industry Corporations FOR MORE INFO OR TO SCHEDULE A TRAINING “Very thorough presentation. I learned a lot about the importance of empathic listening: although I have been trained and use this technique, Good Grief exposed me to new concepts and strengthened my understanding. I learned that just being with people in their grief is okay. If anything, it was too short. Thank you for the powerful work you do.” – Participant of Signature Series workshop Children and Youth Toolkit for Funeral Homes Working intimately with death and grief is hard work. You witness so much heartbreak, you hear pain and suffering that so few people are exposed to on a daily basis, and you are tasked with the great responsibilities of memorializing and caring for those who are hurting. Grief in the Workplace Good Grief works with corporations and businesses to assess their culture, identify the needs of grieving employees within that culture, prevent risks and absenteeism, and sustain productivity through preparedness and coaching. $226 Billion...
Resilience Spotlight: Amy Morin - by Chris Anselmo
Amy: Therapy can be helpful when you feel like your coping skills aren't working or when you find yourself reaching for quick fixes that make life worse — like alcohol, overworking, or avoidance to get through the day. Therapy is also helpful when your mental health is affecting your relationships, your work, and your daily ability to function.
Mastering Mental Strength: Amy Morin's Strategies for Stress, Anxiety ...
James talks with psychotherapist and bestselling author Amy Morin about practical mental strength—the kind you need in the moment, not just in theory. Amy's earlier books focused on what mentally strong people don't do. Her new book, The Mental Strength Playbook, turns that work into 50 fast, usable tools for anxiety, stress, worry, conflict, focus, and resilience.
