Wednesday, November 22nd, 7:30pm ~ 9:00pm JST
In this 90 minute workshop, we will unpack the "stupid" (i.e. hurtful, ignorant or tactless) things that people sometimes say to someone who is grieving. We will find ways to navigate these comments and care for our needs restoratively. We allow room for levity and joy to co-exist with the deep sorrow of grief.
This workshop is appropriate for:
- anyone grieving a loss
- anyone wanting to support someone who is grieving
- anyone wanting to become more grief literate
There are many kinds of losses including (but not limited to) the death of a loved one, job loss, pregnancy loss, change in relationship, death of a pet, illness, estrangement or anticipation of a loss. We tend to losses both recent or old, as well as unresolved grief and grief that has been passed down generationally. Your grief will be honored and validated here.
What you'll get in the workshop:
- Discussion Prompts
- Time for Reflection
- Group sharing, to the degree you want
- Resources to use going forward
- Supportive sense of community
We are happy to share the content Resourcing and Taking Refuge from our Lighthouse Circle program that you can access as part of this workshop.
This workshop will be led by Sarah Furuya and Gretchen Miura of Lighthouse Circle grief support group. It will held online via zoom on Wednesday, November 22nd, 7:30pm ~ 9:00 pm JST / Japan.
Check here for your local time. We will record the call for participants to rewatch, if desired.
Once you register, we will send you a confirmation email with a link to the zoom call and access to content.
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