Family Service of Greater Baton Rouge and
The National Suicidology Training Center
Hope and
Healing: Responding to Traumatic Loss During and Post Pandemic
Date: June 24, 2021 or August 11, 2021 Time: 9:30AM - 12:00 NOON
Registration is Required
To Register: Contact Patti Clement
pclement@brcic.org or 225-924-1431
Facilitated by: Dr. Frank Campbell, Ph.D., LCSW, C.T., Co-Chair NSTC
Dr. Ray Tucker, Ph.D. LSU and Co-Chair NSTC
Emma Moscardini, B. S.-Doctoral Candidate-Clinical Psychology, LSU-NSTC Faculty
This workshop will describe:
- How anyone can be vulnerable to trauma and the three main ways anyone can become a victim of trauma.
- Participants will also be given information on self-care especially during and post pandemic.
- Due to increased risk for Suicide a suicide safer vocabulary will be offered
- Participants will be given the opportunity to understand how to remember the life of someone who has died a sudden or traumatic death and shift their focus on the way their loved one lived and not how they died.
- We will also explore how today many in our community are dealing with the aftermath and complicated impact of a death associated with Covid 19 due to the traditional pre-grief process of bedside attendance not available due to social distancing or hospital guidelines limiting visitation.
- This workshop will suggest ways to move toward remembering the life and not how a person died.
Event made possible through ReCAST Baton Rouge grant funds
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