Webinar Description:
The world just flipped upside down and it still feels pretty
surreal. Unfortunately, your clients are going to be overwhelmed
with grief from a multitude of losses. AND you are having to
manage your own grief at the same time. I'll be talking about the
current pandemic and complicated grief and how we can get through
this to heal together.
When and how does grief become complicated? Have there been multiple losses, especially in a short period of time? Does your client have a prior history of mental illness that is compounding or exacerbating their grief reaction? When does grief become unmanageable and renders your client non-functioning?
Join me to find out the symptoms and causes of complicated grief. Find out effective treatment options and resources! Come join me to discuss how we can help our clients. And I'll be sharing info on great resources to share with your clients. Those resources include PODCASTS, YOUTUBE VIDEOS, books and websites!!
Note: The webinar link will be sent via email to registrants on Wednesday April 1st.
Learning Objectives
- Be able to identify symptoms and signs of Complicated Grief.
- Be able to identify factors that show higher prevalence of Complicated Grief.
- Be able to identify assessment tools of Complicated Grief.
Registration is FREE to OC CAMFT Members.
A fee of $25.00 will be due from Non-OC CAMFT members.
Presenter Bio:
Debi Jenkins Frankle LMFT Grief Recovery Specialist. Debi has been working with grievers for over 25 years. She is the co-founder of the Calabasas Counseling and Grief Recovery Center and Private Practice Grief Trainings for Mental Health Clinicians at PrivatePracticeGrief.com.
She is an adjunct professor at The Graduate School of Education and Psychology at Pepperdine University.
Debi has led trainings for grief counseling professionals throughout the United States and Canada. Debi is a past president of San Fernando Valley chapter of CAMFT, past committee co-chair of the Crisis Response Network for SFV CAMFT and a member of CAMFT and the Association for Death Education (ADEC).
