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A few flyers from some of past Grief Speaks' presentations
RAISING RESILIENT CHILDREN AND TEENS
CHOOSE THE TIME THAT’S BEST FOR YOU!!! Morning presentation: 9:30 – 11:00 a.m. Presbyterian Church of Chatham Township Southern Boulevard Evening presentation: 7:30- 9:00 p.m. Chatham High School Auditorium Presenter: LISA ATHAN, M.A. What you will learn: · How to help your teens be resilient in difficult times · How to know when your child needs extra support · Tools to encourage positive communications under stress · How to help your child deal with losses (friends, relationships, family members, divorce, etc) If you have any questions about this program, contact Sandy Smith, Student Assistance Coordinator, School District of the Chathams, at 973-457-2536 or ssmith@chatham-nj.org
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NJCA 2010 Conference The New Jersey Counseling Association will host its
three day Annual Conference and cordially invites you to attend on Friday evening April 9th, from 3-8pm Saturday April 10th,
from 9am to 5pm and Sunday April 11th, from 9am to 5pm. Our venue this year is: The Donald D. Warner Student Life Center at Brookdale Community College, 765 Newman Springs Road Lincroft NJ.
Lisa Athan, M.A.
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Lisa Athan Grief Recovery Specialist / Executive Director of Grief Speaks www.griefspeaks.com Presents Supporting Children and Teens through Transitions, Grief and Loss for the New Milford School District Health and Alliance Semiar for Parents March 18, 2010 at 6:00 PM - 8:00
PM at New Milford High School Ms. Athan specializes in different aspects of transition of loss and grief regarding key elements that may occur in an adolescent’s life which could be hindering their overall ability to excel academically and socially. She speaks throughout NJ in schools to students and school staff on Grief, Loss and Healthy Coping. Ms. Athan maintains a BA in Psychology from Springfield College, a MA in Counseling & Human Development from Montclair University and received her certification as a Grief Recovery Specialist from the Grief Recovery Institute in California. Ms. Athan has over 20 years of clinical experience. For further information please view her web site at www.griefspeaks.com ********************************
Morris County School Nurse Association Scholarship Dinner
October 22, 2009 What School Nurses Need to Know About Grief 1.5 continuing education hour Lisa Athan Executive Director and founder of Grief Speaks 4:30 pm Registration Hilton Garden Inn Italian Buffet Menu Cost $38 ***************************************************************The 2009 Good Ideas Conference for Ocean and Monmouth County School Counselors KEYNOTE
ADDRESS “What School Counselors Should Know About Grief” Keynote Speaker: Lisa Athan, MA, Grief recovery Specialist and the Executive Director of Grief Speaks Students experience many different types of losses including the death of a loved one or friend, divorce, separation, abandonment, illness in the family, addictions in the family, moving, loss of friends and more. Ms. Athan will discuss grief and how it manifests in children and teens. She will suggest tools and strategies to support students who are grieving through different losses in their lives and discuss the importance of providing safe and healthy outlets for their feelings so that healing and learning can be optimized. ******
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