$60.00 – $75.00
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Description
In today’s multiple pandemics of oppression, mass trauma, forced migration, COVID-19, and climate change, there is sustained traumatic stress, with corresponding opportunities to heal. Historic, collective and intergenerational trauma have spread dis-ease throughout human nature. Humanity has experienced more and more fragmentation, collective violence and isolation. In this workshop attendees will begin to understand the effects of collective loss due to war, persecution and terrorism, its impact on children and families, as well as healing through the re-establishment of belonging.
Participants will learn the growing pains and evolution of a 25 year old bereavement and intercultural program. We will share a documentary film, on collective loss, produced by the Intercultural Advisory Council at the Center for Grieving Children in Maine. This documentary shares the added complexities of cross cultural definitions of collective loss, grief, as well as acculturative stress. We will explore inhibitors of cross cultural communication and the five essentials of collective healing towards belonging.
Additional information
| CE Credits: | No CEs, CEs Included |
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