Bridge Home Health & Hospice offering 24th annual Living Through Loss Series
Bridge Home Health & Hospice is offering its 24th annual Living Through Loss educational series. The eight-month series will focus on the issues surrounding the death of a loved one. Sessions will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Marathon Auditorium at Blanchard Valley Hospital, 1900 South Main Street, Findlay. Dates and topics include:
October 15: “The Journey Through Grief: What to Expect Along the Way”
Presented by Kathryn J. Foust of Lighthouse Counseling Services
November 19: “Facing the Holidays After a Loss”
Presented by the Bridge Hospice bereavement staff
December 17: “Family Dynamics of Grief”
Presented by Linda J. Stockton of Inner Peace Counseling
January 14: “Understanding Depression in Grief”
Presented by Betsy Klein of Stepping Stones Counseling Center
February 11: “The Food and Mood Connection”
Presented by Kerry Kirk of Meaningful Wellness
March 18: “Moving Through Grief”
Moderated by Amber Wolfrom of Bridge Hospice
April 15: “Grief and Tough Topics”
Presented by Carmen Cupples of Pathways Christian Counseling
May 20: “Healing and Reconciliation”
Presented by a panel of bereaved men and women
Most presentations will be followed by a professionally facilitated group discussion. Participation in the group discussion is optional.
The Living Through Loss series is free and open to the public. Educational materials and refreshments will be provided. Registration is required and can be made by contacting Amber Wolfrom, Bridge bereavement coordinator, at 1-800-982-3306 or [email protected].
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