This training supplements the general Community Grief Training offered at Calm Waters. It is intended to provide treatment providers with an overview of models and interventions specific to serving clients presenting with grief. 1.5 CEUs available.
To learn the basics regarding language, techniques, and best practices when interacting with anyone who has experienced grief or significant loss events. The training also provides information about Calm Waters services and other resources in the community. This training is the general education course in grief work and language.
Co-Parenting Seminar is a four-hour Oklahoma court-mandated seminar for divorcing parents. This seminar meets court requirements for a co-parenting or parenting class for parents involved in the divorce process.
We are all going through a collective GRIEF and we all GRIEVE differently and when you are grieving in the same home and expectations are not met, feelings get hurt and we struggle to support each other. By attending this workshop, you will learn how manage and communicate expectations and emotions, and how to create a safe environment for your partner to feel safe to be vulnerable.
This webinar discusses grief and the nuances of grieving during a global pandemic. By attending you will learn how to help yourself and be a support to others during these unprecedented times.
Participants hear from a panel of therapists and community members about how grief is navigated in the Black community. The objective of this panel discussion is to educate people of all cultures about the nuances that will help clinicians and society better serve and support this population.
Participants will be introduced to research on how grief and trauma are held within the body and impact whole-body functioning. Methods of incorporating mind-body healing into clinical practice will also be discussed.
This webinar provides an overview of grief and best-practices for working with clients of all ages who are grieving. By attending this webinar, you will discern different types of grief and grief presentations, identify developmental responses to grief, and gain knowledge in utilizing various treatment techniques and interventions.
Families are experiencing collective grief, mourning the loss of the routines they once had, and what they had expected for their child’s school year. This workshop discusses:
• Healthy ways parents can cope during the drastic daily changes due to COVID-19.
• Three strategies to help children talk and process their emotions of grief.
Participants will learn about the nuanced grief experiences of those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Methods of offering support and treatment will also be discussed.
This presentation will cover the impact of grief on infants ages 0 to 3. Types of losses discussed will include death, divorce, incarceration, foster care/adoption, deportation and deployment with special consideration to infant development. This presentation will also cover an array of other topics including co-regulation, infant mental health and self-care strategies for the caregiver.
