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30 October @ 1:00 pm
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30 October @ 3:00 pm
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Loss, like death, is a universal experience. Everyone encounters it in some form and yet often it is the silent visitor, the unspoken or unnoticed ‘other’ in the room. When we name and make space for grief and its many images, we also create opportunity for healing, empathy, connection and meaning making. When we give these images of grief a name and a voice, we honor both the loss and what still endures. This presentation explores those varied images of loss.
Images of Loss and Grief
Loss, like death, is a universal experience. Everyone encounters it in some form and yet often it is the silent visitor, the unspoken or unnoticed ‘other’ in the room. When we name and make space for grief and its many images, we also create opportunity for healing, empathy, connection and meaning making. When we give these images of grief a name and a voice, we honor both the loss and what still endures. This presentation explores those varied images of loss.
Learning Objectives
- Greater understanding of grief and loss presentation/images
- Understanding of how intentional listening and response can aid individuals in seeking meaning, purpose and connection in the context of loss
- Self awareness and self-care when working in person centred roles.
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Professional Development – Images of Loss and Grief
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2026
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Loss, like death, is a universal experience. Everyone encounters it in some form and yet often it is the silent visitor, the unspoken or unnoticed ‘other’ in the room. When we name and make space for grief and its many images, we also create opportunity for healing, empathy, connection and meaning making. When we give these images of grief a name and a voice, we honor both the loss and what still endures. This presentation explores those varied images of loss.
Images of Loss and Grief
Loss, like death, is a universal experience. Everyone encounters it in some form and yet often it is the silent visitor, the unspoken or unnoticed ‘other’ in the room. When we name and make space for grief and its many images, we also create opportunity for healing, empathy, connection and meaning making. When we give these images of grief a name and a voice, we honor both the loss and what still endures. This presentation explores those varied images of loss.
Learning Objectives
- Greater understanding of grief and loss presentation/images
- Understanding of how intentional listening and response can aid individuals in seeking meaning, purpose and connection in the context of loss
- Self awareness and self-care when working in person centred roles.