When Loss Becomes A
Way Of Life
Understanding Cumulative And Serial Grief in Older Adults

Older adults often experience multiple losses occurring simultaneously or in rapid succession, including the deaths of spouses, siblings, friends, pets, and community members, as well as losses related to health, mobility, independence, finances, and identity. This workshop examines cumulative grief and how repeated losses can alter coping abilities, increase vulnerability to depression and isolation, and complicate the mourning process.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

  • Differentiate acute grief, cumulative grief, and chronic grief in older adults.
  • Identify the psychological and physiological impact of serial losses involving relationships, health, independence, and identity.
  • Apply evidence-based therapeutic interventions for clients experiencing multiple concurrent losses.

Evidence-Based

Our course is grounded in scientific research, ensuring effective strategies for managing cumulative grief.

Expert Guidance

Benefit from our extensive experience in handling complex grief scenarios in older adults.

Personalized Approach

We understand that grief is unique, so our course is tailored to individual needs.

Imagine a world where you can effectively manage and understand cumulative grief.

Signing up for our course will equip you with the tools to make this dream a reality.

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Justitia Foundation has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7686.

Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Justitia Foundation is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.