Clinical Strategies to Engage Adolescent Grievers

1897 General George Patton Dr.,Franklin TN 37067

23 September, 2022

Description

A training for mental health professionals to enhance self-awareness and skill around supporting grieving teens in the clinical setting. It is estimated that 1 in 11 children in Tennessee will experience the death of a parent or sibling before turning 18 (CBEM, 2021). Join us for this interactive workshop that focuses on the understanding of death and response to grief in adolescence. Leaning objectives include: 1. A detailed look at the implications of specific losses encountered during adolescence, 2. Two contemporary models for the conceptualization of adolescent grief and 3. 10 unique and highly creative interventions that will engage teen grievers in your clinical setting. Presenter: Ali Drescher, MA, LPC, GC-C, Fellow in Thanatology: Death, Dying & Bereavement, Senior Director of Mission Based Services, Alive Hospice Cost per participant is just $35.00 for 2.5 CEUs. This program is pending approved by the National Association of Social Workers – Tennessee Chapter for 2.5 continuing education units.