This deeply moving three-part webinar bundle offers a rich exploration of grief as a psychological, cultural, and relational experience. Drawing on research, clinical insight, and cross-cultural perspectives, We examine how grief unfolds differently for each individual—and how therapy can respond with nuance, compassion, and creativity. Topics include the use of personal grief rituals tailored to attachment styles, the diagnostic and therapeutic distinctions between normal and complicated grief, and the significance of bereavement hallucinations—those vivid, often comforting sensory experiences of the deceased.
Across these presentations, clinicians will discover new ways to support clients in mourning: by honoring their emotional needs, deepening their connection to the lost loved one, and fostering meaning-making in the aftermath of loss.
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Bereavement hallucinations are common after the loss of a partner, often in positive relationships, and are not necessarily pathological. The webinar explores their prevalence, predictors, and theories, highlighting their implications for .....
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In this webinar, Dr. Paul Martin will discuss diagnostic categories that differentiate complicated bereavement from normal grief as well as William Worden’s task model of mourning and how individuals can benefit from managing specific components of..
$79.99
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Loss, grief, and mourning are common challenges for therapists. In this webinar Dr. Paul Martin will explore complicated bereavement, attachment theory, and how personalized grief rituals can strengthen grief-focused therapy for bereaved clients.
$79
