Grief can be overwhelming — emotionally, physically, and neurologically. This CEU presentation explores how grief affects the brain, why it's so difficult to process the permanence of loss, and when the grieving process may evolve into Prolonged Grief Disorder. Learn science-based insights and supportive techniques to better assist individuals through their grief journey.
Presented by
Jaye O’Connell, MS, LSW, CAIP, CAGCS
Certified in Mindfulness
Attendees Will Learn To:
- Understand how grief affects brain function & emotions
- Explain the brain’s difficulty processing permanence of loss
- Identify techniques to support healthy grief adaptation
- Recognize signs of Prolonged Grief Disorder & appropriate responses
Who Should Attend:
Social Workers • Aging Life Care Managers • Healthcare professionals supporting older adults & families
Eligible for 1 CEU credit. Certificate provided upon completion.
Head home with a Grab & Go meal following the event!
Presented in partnership with
Good Shepard Community Care
