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August 8, 2023

Can we prevent Complicated Grief in Bereaved Caregivers? – Free

Most deaths occur after a terminal illness during which family members work hard to care for their loved one and say goodbye. This is an important and meaningful time for

August 8, 2023

Brain Research and Grief – Free

The brain plays a unique role in shaping our experience of bereavement. This webinar given by Dr. Mary-Frances O’Connor, a leading researcher in grief biology, will introduce participants to several

August 8, 2023

Beyond Burnout: Finding Balance, Enhancing Resilience – Free

Burnout, moral distress, and compassion fatigue are well-documented risks we encounter in our work with people facing grief and loss. That’s the bad news. The good news is that we

August 8, 2023

An emotion regulation framework for understanding and treating chronic distress – Free

Humans are especially adept at seeing problems in the future and trying to figure out how to fix them and looking into our past to see what went wrong in

August 6, 2023

Addressing Grief in the Perinatal Period – Free

Join us for a webinar with Catherine Monk, PhD, of the Perinatal Pathways Lab at Columbia Medical Center on a model for working with women and partners facing pregnancy loss

March 6, 2023

Why Typical Beliefs Matter in Grief – 1 CE Hour

Using a case example and data from our clinical research studies, Dr. Skritskaya will discuss the role of maladaptive beliefs in complicated grief/prolonged grief disorder, including the relationship between maladaptive

March 6, 2023

Sleep Disturbance and Grief – 1 CE Hour

Dr. Szuhany will discuss types of sleep disturbance in bereavement and how to recognize and treat them using case examples. She will also discuss how sleep may impact grief therapy,

March 6, 2023

Can we prevent Complicated Grief in Bereaved Caregivers? – 1 CE Hour

Most deaths occur after a terminal illness during which family members work hard to care for their loved one and say goodbye. This is an important and meaningful time for

March 6, 2023

PTSD, Traumatic Distress and Complicated Grief – 1 CE Hour

The death of a loved one is amongst life’s most traumatic experiences and complicated grief includes some symptoms of traumatic distress. PTSD is one of the most common comorbid conditions

March 6, 2023

Public mental health and bereavement during the COVID-19 pandemic – 1 CE Hour

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of thousands of lives have been lost globally, leaving millions bereaved. This forum will discuss how public health measures can be deployed

Why Typical Beliefs Matter in Grief - 1 CE Hour

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Why Typical Beliefs Matter in Grief - 1 CE Hour

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Why Typical Beliefs Matter in Grief - 1 CE Hour

Can we prevent Complicated Grief in Bereaved Caregivers? – Free

Brain Research and Grief – Free

Beyond Burnout: Finding Balance, Enhancing Resilience – Free

An emotion regulation framework for understanding and treating chronic distress – Free

Addressing Grief in the Perinatal Period – Free

Why Typical Beliefs Matter in Grief – 1 CE Hour

Sleep Disturbance and Grief – 1 CE Hour

Can we prevent Complicated Grief in Bereaved Caregivers? – 1 CE Hour

PTSD, Traumatic Distress and Complicated Grief – 1 CE Hour

Public mental health and bereavement during the COVID-19 pandemic – 1 CE Hour

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