For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
Grief never ends. Journey with understanding others as we gather ‘round the virtual table with adult TGRC program alumni. Time to ground together, share what’s hard, what’s working, & continue to explore creative, narrative, physical, and symbolic outlets as we navigate integrating grief into our lives. We can't wait to see you!
Join for any or all sessions! No cost to attend.
For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
Grief never ends. Journey with understanding others as we gather ‘round the virtual table with adult TGRC program alumni. Time to ground together, share what’s hard, what’s working, & continue to explore creative, narrative, physical, and symbolic outlets as we navigate integrating grief into our lives. We can't wait to see you!
Join for any or all sessions! No cost to attend.
For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
Grief never ends. Journey with understanding others as we gather ‘round the virtual table with adult TGRC program alumni. Time to ground together, share what’s hard, what’s working, & continue to explore creative, narrative, physical, and symbolic outlets as we navigate integrating grief into our lives. We can't wait to see you!
Join for any or all sessions! No cost to attend.
For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
Grief never ends. Journey with understanding others as we gather ‘round the virtual table with adult TGRC program alumni. Time to ground together, share what’s hard, what’s working, & continue to explore creative, narrative, physical, and symbolic outlets as we navigate integrating grief into our lives. We can't wait to see you!
Join for any or all sessions! No cost to attend.
For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
Virtual Spring Roundtable Series:
For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Virtual Spring Roundtable Series:
For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Virtual Spring Roundtable Series:
For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Virtual Spring Roundtable Series:
For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Virtual Spring Roundtable Series:
For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Registration is ONLY necessary if you plan to attend virtually! If you have registered for Grief Institute, you will be sent the link!
All listed times are Mountain Time (MDT).
NO COST TO ATTEND / VIRTUAL or IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE
*The link to attend via Zoom will be sent to the registered email address on the day of the event, April 12.
1:00-2:00pm MDT
The Intersection of Substance Use and Grief
Shannan Sproull, Programs Manager - Substance Use Disorder Connect
Rosie Ayers, Coordinator - Project Tomorrow Montana
with United Way of Missoula County
A brief educational presentation to inform participants of how substance use and grief are often connected. We will examine three ways that substance use and grief intersect: (a) those who experience a loss and turn to substances as a coping mechanism; (b) those family and friends who experience a loss resulting from a loved one that died from a substance-related issue, and (c) how substance use is often associated with suicide specifically and what can we do about it. The presentation will be followed by a panel discussion.
2:15-3:45pm MDT
Talk Saves Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention
Tracy Rassley, Programs Director - American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Montana Chapter
Katie Levine, Executive Director - American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Montana Chapter
Talk Saves Lives is AFSP’s standardized education program that provides participants with a clear understanding of this leading cause of death, including the most up-to-date research on suicide prevention, and what they can do in their communities to save lives.
4:00-5:00pm MDT
Pathways to Healing
Kaley Burke, Director, Death Doula, Wholeness Guide - Harvest Wholeness Center
Amy Coseo, Creative Director, Ayurvedic Health Coach, Wholeness Guide - Harvest Wholeness Center
This presentation will focus on learning the different pathways to healing and how they can assist in one’s healing journey. Our time together will include outlining the benefits of Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) with particular attention to holding space and integration therapy & coaching. We will discuss other modalities such as energy medicine, sound healing, art therapies, breath work, mindfulness and more.
Registration is ONLY necessary if you plan to attend virtually! If you have registered for virtual Grief Institute, you will be sent the link!
All listed times are Mountain Time (MDT).
NO COST TO ATTEND / OPI + BBH CEs Available $15
With this virtual attendance, all who want CEs MUST REGISTER INDIVIDUALLY in order to receive their certificates.
*The link to attend via Zoom will be sent to the registered email address on the day of the event, April 11.
This presentation by Linda Goldman, MS, FT, will provide needed tools for enabling professionals and all caring adults to recognize the stresses associated with environmental challenges and help young people externalize the impact of these challenges. By providing clear language for a meaningful dialogue, acknowledging children’s voices, separating fact from fiction about climate issues, encouraging participation in activities for the planet, creating tools to reduce stress, highlighting inspirational role models and organizations — we can ultimately transform anxiety and grief and loss into hope, resilience, and a shared involvement with our children. This live webcast will be followed by a panel of community organizations, moderated by Louise Economides, PhD, MA.
5:00-5:30 Community Social & Sign-In to receive CEs
5:30-6:30 LIVE Webcast by Linda Goldman, MS, FT
6:30-7:45 Panel discussion facilitated by Louise Economides, PhD with
Families for a Livable Climate
Climate Smart Missoula
Free Cycles Community Bike Shop
Trout Unlimited
Tamarack Grief Resource Center
Virtual Spring Roundtable Series:
For adults grieving the death of a family member of loved one.
Virtual Winter Roundtable Series:
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
Virtual Winter Roundtable Series:
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
Virtual Winter Roundtable Series:
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
Virtual Winter Roundtable Series:
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
Virtual Winter Roundtable Series:
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
Virtual Winter Roundtable Series:
Join for any or all sessions! Drop-ins welcome. No cost to attend.
This VIRTUAL support group is offered by Tamarack Grief Resource Center and Sweetgrass Psychological. The group will center on honoring individual experiences and gathering with understanding others in a safe, supportive environment. This group is for adults (age 18 and above) who have had a family member or loved one die. We will meet weekly on Mondays from 5:15-6:15pm (MT) October 24 through November 28 via Zoom. We ask that those registered plan to attend all sessions.
It is recommended that at least ~3 months have elapsed since your loss before trying weekly group support. Please note that a completed registration form does not guarantee admission to a group, as space is limited. Together with an experienced program staff, those interested will explore TGRC's many resources for grief support and determine if this group is the best fit for their needs.
This VIRTUAL support group is offered by Tamarack Grief Resource Center and Sweetgrass Psychological. The group will center on honoring individual experiences and gathering with understanding others in a safe, supportive environment. This group is for adults (age 18 and above) who have had a family member or loved one die. We will meet weekly on Mondays from 5:15-6:15pm (MT) October 24 through November 28 via Zoom. We ask that those registered plan to attend all sessions.
It is recommended that at least ~3 months have elapsed since your loss before trying weekly group support. Please note that a completed registration form does not guarantee admission to a group, as space is limited. Together with an experienced program staff, those interested will explore TGRC's many resources for grief support and determine if this group is the best fit for their needs.
This VIRTUAL support group is offered by Tamarack Grief Resource Center and Sweetgrass Psychological. The group will center on honoring individual experiences and gathering with understanding others in a safe, supportive environment. This group is for adults (age 18 and above) who have had a family member or loved one die. We will meet weekly on Mondays from 5:15-6:15pm (MT) October 24 through November 28 via Zoom. We ask that those registered plan to attend all sessions.
It is recommended that at least ~3 months have elapsed since your loss before trying weekly group support. Please note that a completed registration form does not guarantee admission to a group, as space is limited. Together with an experienced program staff, those interested will explore TGRC's many resources for grief support and determine if this group is the best fit for their needs.
Virtual Autumn Roundtable Series:
REGISTER THRU THE SOURCE LINK BELOW!
This VIRTUAL support group is offered by Tamarack Grief Resource Center and Sweetgrass Psychological. The group will center on honoring individual experiences and gathering with understanding others in a safe, supportive environment. This group is for adults (age 18 and above) who have had a family member or loved one die. We will meet weekly on Mondays from 5:15-6:15pm (MT) October 24 through November 28 via Zoom. We ask that those registered plan to attend all sessions.
It is recommended that at least ~3 months have elapsed since your loss before trying weekly group support. Please note that a completed registration form does not guarantee admission to a group, as space is limited. Together with an experienced program staff, those interested will explore TGRC's many resources for grief support and determine if this group is the best fit for their needs.
