The Caregiver Connection presents

The Many Faces of Grief

Freedom From the Five Stages

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Grief is a universal human experience. 

We typically think of it as related to physical death and bereavement, but it’s much bigger. 

Grief can be triggered by a number of life events including 

  • deaths, 

  • illness, 

  • divorce, 

  • loss of jobs and homes, 

  • traumas due to war, 

  • and many more. 

It’s becoming more and more evident that grief goes beyond the popular yet outdated Five Stages of Grief, which was published by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross back in 1969.

 What will I learn in this webinar?

This webinar will touch on the many ways or “faces” grief wears and how we can recognize and acknowledge how it shows up in our lives. You will learn about and find answers to:

  • “How can this be grief if nobody has died?” 

  • Why we might “feel stuck” in the commonly quoted 5 stages of grief, and an alternative way to understand feelings of grief. 

  • Exploring how our brain “maps” grief and why we respond the ways we do. 

  • How grief shows up in our body, thoughts, emotions, and how it challenges us spiritually

  • “Will I ever get over this?”

Webinar Details

Join us live on Zoom

Wednesday, May 4, 2022 at 11:30am CDT. 

This is a free, online event.
A recording will be available (to registrants only) if you are unable to attend at the scheduled time.

Kathy Koenig, M.S, leads the Caregiving Circle and Embracing Grief Group. Kathy is a Caregiver Consultant and Educator and Certified Grief Coach.

Her work focuses on helping family caregivers navigate the caregiving process, including planning for caregiving needs, adapting to changes, and transitioning as caregiving ends. Kathy is skilled in locating resources and creating solutions to fit the unique needs of each individual. Her goal is to help caregivers and those grieving thrive during their journeys.

Kathy’s background includes experience as a family caregiver, psychotherapist, health coach, and hospice volunteer. Through the years, she has supported individuals privately and led group sessions. She has also taught yoga, meditation, and techniques for stress reduction. For additional resources and to learn more about Kathy, check out her website  www.caregiverconnection.net.