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August 9, 2023

Writing After Loss: What Grief Memoirs Teach Us – Free

Memoir writers describe the experience of grief firsthand with all of its complexity and nuance. These literary works are often blunt, realistic, and brutally honest often including humour or self-deprecation.

August 9, 2023

Why Typical Beliefs Matter in Grief – Free

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

August 8, 2023

Understanding and Addressing the Needs of Bereaved Military Family Members – Free

This presentation will describe the unique challenges related to bereavement resulting from military duty deaths. Dr. Cozza will highlight the need for research about experiences of bereaved military family members

August 8, 2023

The impact of suicide in the community – Free

Suicide impacts families, schools, workplaces and whole communities. Over half of the American population personally knows someone who has died by suicide. Dr. Julie Cerel will describe her important evidence-based

August 8, 2023

Sleep Disturbance and Grief – Free

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,

August 8, 2023

Public mental health and bereavement during the COVID-19 pandemic – Free

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

August 8, 2023

PTSD, Traumatic Distress and Complicated Grief – Free

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

August 8, 2023

Promoting Resilience in Bereaved Children and Parents – Free

The Family Bereavement Program (FBP) is a 12-session group program for parentally bereaved children and their caregivers that was developed to strengthen parent level (e.g., positive parenting, parent self-care) and

August 8, 2023

Managing Pre-Death Grief – Free

Pre-death grief is among the most debilitating aspects of caring for a loved one with dementia. Grief is a natural response to witnessing changes in the care recipient’s personality and

August 8, 2023

Loss, resilience, and prolonged grief: Mapping the heterogeneity of grief reactions as latent trajectory and networks – Free

Description The death of a loved one is difficult for everyone. But research has consistently shown marked individual variation in the course and severity of grief reactions. In this talk

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Writing After Loss: What Grief Memoirs Teach Us – Free

Why Typical Beliefs Matter in Grief – Free

Understanding and Addressing the Needs of Bereaved Military Family Members – Free

The impact of suicide in the community – Free

Sleep Disturbance and Grief – Free

Public mental health and bereavement during the COVID-19 pandemic – Free

PTSD, Traumatic Distress and Complicated Grief – Free

Promoting Resilience in Bereaved Children and Parents – Free

Managing Pre-Death Grief – Free

Loss, resilience, and prolonged grief: Mapping the heterogeneity of grief reactions as latent trajectory and networks – Free

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