This in-person workshop, in partnership with the New York Life Foundation and the National Alliance for Children’s Grief, is designed for school professionals wanting to build their skills to effectively support bereaved students. Content is intended for those who are trained and experienced in providing social/emotional support to students. Through this training, school professionals will gain an understanding of children’s grief at different developmental stages, identify indicators of grief, and learn about current grief theory. Attendees will be provided with tips for talking to students about grief and death. This workshop will include interactive exercises, and attendees will be provided with educational handouts, samples of grief-based activities, and student support plans.
Learning Objectives:
- Describe several indicators of grief as a full-body experience.
- Distinguish children’s understanding of death at different developmental stages.
- Identify helpful ways to support grieving children and teens in the school setting.
Cost:
- $25 with 3.0 CEUs
- FREE without CEUs
Supported by the philanthropic investment of The New York Life Foundation.
Breakfast and Lunch will be provided.
Registration is required, as space is limited.
For questions, please contact Sabrina Espinoza at sabrina@bosplace.org or 713-942-8339.
