Community Events
As a service to our community, we provide details of workshops and seminars focusing on grief
management in various geographical areas. Coming to grips with grief and
gaining a better understanding of our emotional state following the loss
of a loved one is very therapeutic. We hope you will find this
information useful to you.
If
you have a special event coming up or are aware of one in your area,
please let us know and we will publish the information on our site
What do I do now?
Resource Guide
For Persons Who Have Experienced the Death of a Loved One
What do I do now?
is a thoughtful and practical resource guide designed to assist survivors
and families in making the transition to recovery after the death of a
loved one. It provides practical information on matters such as pensions,
life and health insurance, and funeral arrangements, as well as emotional
and supportive guidance for bereaved parents and children coping with the
stresses of their loss. Whatever your personal circumstances, there will
be something helpful in What do I do now? to help alleviate the weight of
grief.
The Compassionate Friends
The
mission of The Compassionate Friends is to assist families toward the
positive resolution of grief following the death of a child of any age and
to provide information to help others be supportive.
The
Compassionate Friends is a international nonprofit, self-help support
organization that offers friendship and understanding to bereaved parents,
grandparents and siblings. There is no religious affiliation and there are
no membership dues or fees.
Includes
Speakers, Workshops, Sharing Sessions, Grief Support for Families
following the death of a child and Seminars for Professionals who care for
those families.
Links:
The Compassionate Friends
(America)
The Compassionate Friends
(Canada)
The Compassionate Friends (United
Kingdom)
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