Educational Opportunity for Bereavement Professionals
Join us at Mourning Hope for the 2025 NACG National Webcast, a three-hour educational event designed for professionals, featuring experts in the field of bereavement Dr. Jamie Eaddy, CT®, CTP, and Doneila L. McIntosh, M.Div., M.A., LAMFT.
Check-in and lunch starts at 11:30 and the webcast starts at noon. Attendees will gain valuable insights and practical strategies through dynamic presentations, hands-on exercises, and reflective discussions. You’ll leave equipped to support grieving youth in ways that respect their cultural and familial identities. The fee to attend is $30 per person and lunch will be provided.
Space is limited. Spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
This event offers 3.0 Continuing Education Credits (ASWB, NBCC, NYSED, from NACG) for a cost of $45. Participants who wish to receive CEs must attend the entire webcast in person. More information available upon registering.
Click below to download a flyer or to register. Contact Jennifer Smith at jsmith@mourninghope.org with questions.
Community Education
Mourning Hope provides education, assistance, training and networking to the community. Staff and trained volunteers give presentations to community groups such as schools, businesses, churches, associations and healthcare entities.
Outreach to schools includes working with teachers and administrators when there is a death or life-threatening illness in the school. Mourning Hope collaborates with crisis intervention teams to support students and faculty. For information on our school-based grief support groups, visit this page.
Following is a list of commonly requested topics for trainings. Often, topics are combined based on the needs of the organization.
Children and Grief - What children experience after a death and what the caregivers in their lives can do to help.
Teens and Grief - What teens experience after a death and what the caregivers in their lives can do to help.
Group Facilitation Skills - Learn and develop the skills you'll need to facilitate support groups for children, teens, and adults.
Grief in the Workplace - Learn how to help grieving co-workers in the workplace.