Andrea Warnick

This certificate program and individual modules will be offered via webinar only

In this 5-module certificate program, you must complete all 5 modules to obtain the certificate. Please note: the individual modules can be taken separately but you will not receive the certificate.

• Dates: September 17, October 20, November 26, 2020 and January 19, February 23, 2021
• 9 AM- 4 PM
• Registration open now! For more details click HERE.

Facilitators: Andrea Warnick, RN., MA., RP., Liana Lowenstein, MSW., RSW., CPT-S., Lysa Toye, MSW., RSW., Rev. Andrew Blake

MODULE 1: Children at the Bedside: Preparing Children for the Death of Someone Close to Them.

MODULE 2: When Death Darkens the Door: Supporting Bereaved Children and Youth

MODULE 3: When Grief Gets More Complicated

MODULE 4: Supporting Grieving Children and Families Using Mindfulness and Compassion

MODULE 5: Dancing in the Darkness: Creative Approaches to Working with Grieving Children and Youth

• Dates and registration details coming soon!

MODULE 1: Children at the Bedside: Preparing Children for the Death of Someone Close to Them. (Andrea Warnick)

MODULE 2: When Death Darkens the Door: Supporting Bereaved Children and Youth (Andrea Warnick)

MODULE 3: Using Mindfulness and Compassion to Support Grieving Children and Families (Andrea Warnick & Rev. Andrew Blake)

MODULE 4: When Grief Gets More Complicated (Andrea Warnick, Liana Lowenstein & Esther Rhee)

MODULE 5: Dancing in the Darkness: Creative Approaches to Working with Grieving Children and Youth (Andrea Warnick & Lysa Toye)

• Dates: October 15 & 16, 2020
• Cost: $330
• Location: Live Stream (Zoom)
• Time: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Instructor: Andrea Warnick, RN, MA, RP
• Hours: 12
• Register: HERE

This two-day workshop will examine many aspects and needs of parental grief following the death of a child. Regardless of age and/or gestation, the death of a child tends to be a devastating experience for the parent(s), the surrounding family and the community at large. Navigating grief and heartbreak in a society that struggles with both mortality and emotional expression presents additional challenges for bereaved parents. We will examine parental grief following pre- and post-natal death, and death of a dependent child. Discussions will include the experience of disenfranchised grief. The workshop will provide participants with strategies for supporting the individual, couple and family (including siblings) following the death of a child.

Next webinar will occur September 15th, 2020

• Presented by Canadian Virtual Hospice
• Cost: FREE
• In this event you are welcome to ask your own questions or learn from the questions of others.

• Register to participate in the live forum by visiting this link.  You will receive an email a few days prior to the event with a link to access the forum.