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October 2016
Through this experiential training process, participants will deepen their knowledge of family of origin, boundary, and relationship issues. The Professional Caregiver’s Program is designed to include training in both the “externalization” (gestalt) technique that we use at Grief and Loss Workshops and training in the “What” and “Why” of the weekend format.
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During the Grief and Loss Workshop weekend, we learn how old patterns of behavior, which initially helped us survive, are now responsible for our judgments, resentments, stress and exhaustion. Regardless of the specifics of our childhoods, we learn that “pain is pain is pain”.
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During the Grief and Loss Workshop weekend, we learn how old patterns of behavior, which initially helped us survive, are now responsible for our judgments, resentments, stress and exhaustion. Regardless of the specifics of our childhoods, we learn that “pain is pain is pain”.
Find out moreJune 2017
During the Grief and Loss Workshop weekend, we learn how old patterns of behavior, which initially helped us survive, are now responsible for our judgments, resentments, stress and exhaustion. Regardless of the specifics of our childhoods, we learn that “pain is pain is pain”.
Find out moreOctober 2017
During the Grief and Loss Workshop weekend, we learn how old patterns of behavior, which initially helped us survive, are now responsible for our judgments, resentments, stress and exhaustion. Regardless of the specifics of our childhoods, we learn that “pain is pain is pain”.
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Larry will be speaking from 3:30 to 4:30, with book signings before and after. Dr. Lincoln has been the medical director of the TMC hospice for over 25 years and recently retired from a clinical infectious disease practice. With his wife Anne Taylor- Lincoln he offered the “Growth & Transition: Grief & Loss” Workshop in Tucson for over 30 years. His new book relays his personal journey of awakening to his own grief, the externalization process he carried on from Elizabeth Kubler-Ross to help others integrate their own losses, and the intimate way loss helps us stay present to [...]
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