One of the hardest and unavoidable things we face in life is loss.
Whether we have lost a loved one, or lost a part of how we identify ourselves through a big change, understanding and actively engaging with the grief process can help us not only better cope through it, but use the loss as an opportunity to transform our sorrow and pain into
wisdom and growth.
Who is this for?
- Anyone who has experienced the death of a loved one (recent or past),
- Anyone who is going through a life transition with a role identity loss *
*this includes the loss of a sense of
safety and security felt in the community
90 minutes of enriching educational and experiential support and guidance through the complex journey of grief.
Come for one, or join all three in this series designed to help you:
- Place yourself in the process through learning about various grief models.
- Learn what is normal in grief: emotionally, mentally, and physically.
- Understand the importance of ritual and how to bring it into your life.
- Tend to your grief with a community (we’ve planned everything, you just need to block the time).
- Transform your sorrow into a meaning that brings wisdom and growth.
BUNDLE
ALL 3 SESSIONS
$245
OUR FACILITATOR FOR THE EVENT:
Jillian Eichel-Dobray, LCPC, PCC
Individual, Couples & Premarital Coaching
Groups, Workshops & Corporate Trainings
773.909.6039
www.jillianeichel.com
Jillian Eichel-Dobray, PCC, LCPC has been a life/career/relationship/couples coach for over 18 years in Chicago, and a psychotherapist for 5 years at the Josselyn Center in Northfield. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Northwestern University, a Master’s degree in Counseling from Loyola University Chicago, and a Master’s degree in Transformational Leadership and Coaching. An advocate of supporting her clients to embrace and feel their feelings, her interest specifically in the grief process came after her own experience of - in the space of 5 months – her father’s death, getting married for the first time at age 50, and closing down a company where she had been affiliated for 25 years.
She found extreme comfort in having spaces to address her grief and is delighted to partner with Heima House to offer a space where people can find solace, comfort, knowledge and support during these times.