Showing Up: How to Give and Get Grief Support

The world has lost more than 50 million people to COVID. For each death, there are an estimated nine bereaved survivors.

And death is only one type of loss brought on by the pandemic. Marriages ended. Family members became estranged. Careers, life savings, and health deteriorated.

There aren’t enough therapists, chaplains, or grief workers to meet this rising tide of grief. But humans aren’t meant to grieve alone. We all need to show up for the bereaved among us. And we have to show up for ourselves. If you’re suffering, you can find support that will help you move through grief if you understand what you need.

What you'll learn

• The practices proven to help people heal and adapt to loss
• The type of support that will help you when you suffer a major life loss
• How to provide sensitive, grounded support to the bereaved people around you

Who should join

• The practices proven to help people heal and adapt to loss
• The type of support that will help you when you suffer a major life loss
• How to provide sensitive, grounded support to the bereaved people around you
• Who should join:
• Anyone who wants to feel more comfortable and confident about supporting grieving coworkers, employees, colleagues, or friends.
• Anyone who is struggling with their own loss and would like insight on what they need and where to turn for support.