Moving Through Grief Retreat (in-person)

Name: Moving Through Grief Retreat (in-person)
Start: 2024-05-16T09:00:00-05:00
End: 2024-05-18T16:00:00-05:00
Location: Franciscan Spirituality Center

Schedule

Thu May 16 2024 at 09:00 am to Sat May 18 2024 at 04:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Franciscan Spirituality Center | La Crosse, WI

Meets Thursday–Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. each day.
This weekend retreat is a concentrated version of the Moving Through Grief series we offer. Many of us have experienced losses and grief in our lifetime. If you would like to move through some of your grief, this retreat offers a process and equips you with the skills to help you do so. Your loss may be a partner, parent, child, marriage, pet, health or a job. This is an in-depth weekend including presentations and “homework” you will do privately, as well as small-group sharing that will support you in the processing of your grief. The work you will be doing requires a quiet, private space, which is why overnight accommodations are included. It takes courage and vulnerability to work with one’s grief. We welcome you to do so in this safe, confidential, respect-filled experience. This retreat is not therapy, but please check with your therapist if you have one to make sure this is a good match for you.
Presenters: Cathie Boerboom, RGS, and Kay Kienetz
Investment: $385, includes private bedroom and all meals
We are able to offer a discounted rate of $270 to anyone who would like financial help to attend. Please enter the code MOVING30 when you register online or call 608-791-5295.

Required book (“The Grief Recovery Handbook”) is not included; you can purchase it on your own or at the FSC’s Sophia Bookstore.
www.FSCenter.org | 608-791-5295
Direct link to registration: https://fsc.retreatportal.com/calendar/event?programcode=24SON08199
ABOUT THE PRESENTERS:
Cathie Boerboom is a Good Shepherd Sister, a spiritual director on staff at the FSC and a trained grief recovery specialist.
Kay Kienetz is a spiritual director and recreational therapist in the La Crosse area. She has a master’s degree in science and is a lifelong learner, as well as a compassionate and creative co-explorer.