Losses are ever-present in our lives, yet those that don’t involve death are often overlooked by
clients, clinicians, and communities. Join us and deepen your grief-informed practice by
considering the many ways your clients experience loss. This training clarifies core concepts such
as Ambiguous Loss and Disenfranchised Grief and examines real-world examples across a broad
spectrum of client experiences (including trauma, adoption, foster care, divorce, estrangement,
immigration, deportation, forced migration, incarceration, brain injury, mental illness,
developmental disabilities, gender and sexuality, aging, and caregiving). You will learn practical
intervention strategies and principles for working with clients facing ambiguous losses and
disenfranchised grief.