Traveling the Road of Grief and Loss

“As we age, it seems the losses come one after another after another compounding our grief. Perhaps, in community, we can name these losses and find ways to navigate grief’s unpredictable waters in ways that can still make room for peace.” -Rev. Kimberly Weir, Chaplain

“I am increasingly convinced that grief, as is aging, is traumatic. It’s not an immediate trauma, with a recovery time in sight, but a long-term trauma journey. Our response, as caregivers, can be one of  long-term compassion and support.” -Rev. David Hargrave, Chaplain

There are many types of loss and grief in our lives, and when grief is unresolved it can damage our health and psyche. Join us for this webinar and hear from three experienced guides on what they have learned and how others may benefit from support and resources. Learn from your own losses and share what you know. You will come away with proven examples of programs and practices.

Speakers:

Rev Kimberly Weir, Chaplain of 350 residents of affordable housing campus
Rev. David Hargrave, Chaplain, Juliette Fowler Communities
Jan Aerie, Family Counselor, Gerontologist, Coordinator Older Adult Ministries