Community Support Training
Building Grief-Informed Communities
Grief does not stay home when people go to school or work. Teachers see grieving students in their classrooms every day. Counselors are often the first to be called when a student experiences a loss. Organizations and community leaders encounter grief in ways they may not always recognize or feel prepared to address.
Lost & Found Grief Center offers training for schools, organizations, and professionals who want to better understand grief and learn how to best support students, employees and colleagues who are grieving.
What Training Includes
What Training Includes
Our training programs are tailored to each audience and may include:
- Education on how grief affects children, teens, and adults
- Tools for identifying signs of grief and unresolved loss
- Communication strategies for talking with grieving individuals
- Guidance on when and how to make referrals for additional support
- Resources for ongoing learning and community awareness
Who We Train
We provide training for a wide range of groups, including:
- K–12 schools and educators
- School counselors and social workers
- Healthcare organizations
- Community nonprofits and faith communities
- Businesses and workplaces
FAQs
If you’re wondering what support looks like or where to begin, allow us to provide answers to common questions.
How long does a training session last?
Training sessions vary in length depending on the audience and topic. Contact us to discuss your needs, and we will customize a program that fits.
Is training available for businesses and workplaces?
Yes. Unresolved grief is estimated to cost more than $225 billion per year in lost worker productivity. We can help organizations better support employees who are grieving.