CEA-100313-1: Disenfranchised Grief: The Grief Process We Aren’t Talking Enough About (1)
*At this time, this is a text-based, on-demand course on my website. This course is offered periodically as a webinar, and posted separately when available. I look forward to having this course offered on my site as a webinar in the near future.
This course is designed to help funeral professionals, hospice and palliative care staff, and those in adjacent capacities who have a general interest in Thanatological theory, to better understand the nature of disenfranchised grief, the scenarios in which disenfranchised grief can occur, and the ways in which this type of grief can present for someone who is mourning a loss that is otherwise unrecognized by friends, family, and society.
Due to current platform limitations, certificates of completion will be emailed to the email addressed used to register within 24 hours after successful completion of this course. I appreciate your patience while I continue to work on better methods of delivery for my courses.
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Introduction
Throughout this course, we will explore the various dimensions of disenfranchised grief, and utilize the understanding we gain from the program modules in order to learn how to extend visibility to those struggling with a disenfranchised grief experience. Unlike “normal grief”, which is something that many can identify with in one way or another, disenfranchised grief presents in the setting of losses which are neither recognized nor validated by society.
Throughout this course, we will explore the various dimensions of disenfranchised grief, and utilize the understanding we gain from the program modules in order to learn how to extend visibility to those struggling with a disenfranchised grief experience. Unlike “normal grief”, which is something that many can identify with in one way or another, disenfranchised grief presents in the setting of losses which are neither recognized nor validated by society.
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