Workshops

Supporting workers to identify when they’re in an activated state after responding to a crisis, and offering some tools to bring ourselves back to a less activated state, both at work and home.

An in depth dive into the Multiple Loss Journey, created in response to the AIDS crisis and relevant to the current drug poisoning crisis. Explore the ways grief doesn’t neatly fit into the 5 stages model.

Building the capacity of workers to respond to their colleagues & client’s grief. Trauma informed grief support means holding space for grief when it shows up, rather than pressure to deal or get over it.

Building off of Vikki Reynolds’ & Mia Mingus’ writings, this workshop focuses on some of the practical elements of building strong networks of lateral care among workers and their support circles.

Certain times of the year can be tough for grief, and reporting periods are one of them. This is an opportunity to learn about upsurges of grief and collaborate on grief care at these times.

Both critical incident and impact debriefing are essential practices for frontline teams. This 2-part workshop features reflective exercises and group conversations to build practices that fit the team’s needs.

If we bring an open hear to our work, the suffering of our clients and community members can weigh heavy on our hearts. At the same time, their resilience can also show us new ways of resisting and survival.

An essential skill for frontline workers, this workshop covers the basics of EFA, and how to make space for the big emotions of the people we work with.

This blended learning workshop combines our online Grief Basics course with facilitated conversations about how your learning is relevant to the work. Topics covered are types of grief and common responses, upsurges of grief, and grief care.