How to Coach through Grief & Loss - Pittsburgh

Designed By Grief Coaches for Coaches, this webinar is an introduction to our certification course.

Grief is a little sneaky. It can be the reason your client is not receptive to particular practices, it can be why your client cannot move forward and it could be the reason why they don't want to work with you in the beginning. We will help you build awareness around grief and develop a language to support and guide you through your clients grief journey.

Grief is with us always. How can you support their journey with grief and ensure that they are ready to carry on with all that their heart holds? In this program we prepare you for grief's long journey with rituals and practices that can be utilized should the grief become too heavy.

There are so many tools and resources out there to help us with being present, but often when we quieten the mind, we are sucked back into grief and sorrow. We provide you with a practice to help your clients carry grief in healthier ways so they can continue your programs.

AGENDA:

• Grief Awareness: How it shows up in our lives
• Grief Literacy: Navigating appropriate language
• When Grief Surfaces: Your coaching role and practice of support
• Questions

YOUR FACILITATOR:

Sarah is an inspiring coach who unapologetically embraces grief as vital to living a life full of pleasure, passion, and purpose. With 25 years' experience in actively working with grief, death, and loss -- from a personal to a workplace level -- she now dedicates her work to creating brave spaces that provide a safe place for exploring the many facets of grief courageously. Sarah's impressive qualifications include training with Orphan Wisdom's Steven Jenkinson, being an Internal Family Systems Practitioner, and achieving certification as a Somatic Parts Specialist as well as Death Doula accreditation at Beynd Yonder Community Deathcaring School. She founded Grief Advocacy which works tirelessly to initiate and facilitate grief education programs inside organizations across North America. With a courageous, compassionate, and gentle approach, Sarah is truly a worthy advocate for those searching for ways to better understand the power of grief.

Host or Publisher Grief Advocacy