| Lisa delivering a Keynote at Kean University |
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| What School Counselors Need to Know about Grief |
| Westfield High School Student Grief Support Pillow |
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| Health project following my GS Presentation |
Workshops are tailored for your specific needs and audience.
Call Lisa (973) 912-0177, to plan a presentation
or assembly program for your school, business, conference, or organization. Listed are some of the topics that Lisa
presents on:
Programs
for School Staff
- **New**
When Parents Leave Children Behind: Death, Divorce, Abandonment, Incarceration, Deployment: How to Help these Children Succeed
- Grief, Loss and Helpful Ways to Cope: Program for School Staff to support
the pre-schooler, elementary aged student, middle schooler and high schooler
Helping Children and Teens Through Grief:- ** New** Teens, Grief and Technology: The Influence of
Technology on the Way Kids Grieve (facebook, myspace, texting, mp3's,etc)
- What 21st Century School Professionals Need to Know about Grieving Students (2-3 hour interactive professional
development workshop)
- Listening to a Grieving Student
(When they want to talk or when they don't want to talk about it).
Bereavement in the School-aged Child:
- How Can I Help?: When someone we care about is grieving (child, teenager or adult)
- When children's parents are incarcerated or absent from the child's life
- School Staff Grief: How to teach and work with children when the helping adults are grieving
- Autism and Loss: Teachers Helping Children with Special Needs Grieve in
a Typical Classroom
- When a Classmate Dies
- When a Teacher or Staff Member Dies
- When A Parent Has Cancer or Other Illness: Supporting their Grieving Children in School
- When Parents Die: supporting staff and students
- What Teachers and School Personnel Need to Know about Grief
- The Special Needs of Grieving Children with Special Needs: How to help these students succeed
Programs
for Parents, PTO's and PTA's:
What Parents and Caregivers Need to Know about Children, Teens and Grief:
- Raising Resilient Children and Teens in Difficult Times
- Safeguarding Our Children While Building Success and Nurturing Resiliency
- Helping Teens Cope after a Death of a Loved One, Friend or Other Important Person
- When A Parent Has Cancer or Other Illness: Supporting their Grieving Children
in School
- When Parents Die: supporting staff and students
- **New** When Parents Leave Children Behind: Death, Divorce, Abandonment,
Incarceration, Deployment :How to Help these Children Succeed
What Teachers and School Personnel Need to Know about Grief:
- The Special Needs of Grieving Children with Special Needs: How to help these students succeed
- Grief, Bullying and Cyberbullying: The impact on schools, families and students
and communities
- Grief and Addictions: The Dangers of
Unacknowledged and Unexpressed Grief
- Grieving in our
'Get over it Society'
- Divorce, Children and Grief:
Helping Children Succeed when their World is Split in Half
What College Faculty Need to Know about Grief:
- When a Student's Loved One Has Died: presentation for
classroom, parents and guardians and staff.
- Suicide Prevention on the College Campus: Prevention, Intervention and Postvention
- Teens and Suicide (staff, parents, students)
Presentations and Assembly Programs for
Students
- Coping
with Grief, Loss and Other Tough Stuff (presented to pre-K through 12th grade as well as at colleges and universities)
Can be a classroom presentation, entire grade or school assembly
- Children Coping with Transitions and Change
- Grief
Stinks When You Are a Teen: How Teens Cope with Loss, Grief and Transition
- Substance Abuse, Alcohol, Cutting and other Dangerous Behaviors Won't Make Grief Go Away!
- When a Friend Dies: Teens Coping with the Death of a Friend or Peer
- Moving on to Middle School: Coping with Changes, Peer Issues, and More Responsibility
- Graduation and Transitions: What's Next and How to Cope in Healthy Ways with Changes
- College Bound Seniors: What They Need to Know about Coping, Building a Support Network and Finding and Identifying
Resources for a Healthy, Happy and Successful College Career
Programs for Hospital Professionals
What Physicians Need to Know about Grief
- What
Physicians and Nurses Need to Know about Grief, Families and the Use of Technology in Supporting them through grief: (caringbridge.org,
facebook, video chatting, resources,etc)
What
Nurses Need to Know about Grief (the children, families and co-workers)- Beyond Band-aids and Lesson Plans: What School Nurses and Educators Need to Know about Cutting and other Self Injury
- Grief and the Developmentally Disabled
- Grief of the Caregiver
- Grief at Work: Healing
in the Workplace :Giving Permission to Professionals to Grieve
- Grief Across the Life Spectrum
Police, Fire Departments, EMS Workers
- Police, Fire and First Aid Squads: Working with Grief : professional grief,
grief of all involved at the scene, and dealing with personal grief.
- What Teenagers Should Know about Grief, Loss and Healing
Parents of Hospitalized Children
- What Happened? Coping with a Child's Hospitalization, illness, siblings,
work and everything else
- Grief of Siblings When a Child
is Ill
- Sharing Our Grief Together: Group that provides
a supportive and safe place for parents and caregivers to talk about struggles, grief, experiences, hope and resilience, that
meets in the hospital for parents coping with an ill child.