This workshop explores intergenerational grief—the ways loss, trauma, and unresolved mourning can be carried across families, communities, and cultural histories. Participants will examine how grief is shaped not only by personal experiences, but also by inherited stories, silence, traditions, and systemic events such as migration, displacement, discrimination, or collective loss. Participants will learn practical tools for naming inherited grief, understanding its impact, and engaging in healthy remembrance and meaning-making.
This foundational grief workshop is designed to help participants build a deeper understanding of the complex nature of grief and loss. Through a compassionate and informative approach, the course defines grief in its many forms, exploring common types and causes—from death and divorce to job loss and life transitions. Participants will examine key models of grief, including the stages and processes individuals may experience, and learn about supportive interventions that can aid in healing.
This foundational, interactive workshop invites participants to explore diverse grief practices from around the world, including rituals, symbols, ceremonies, and spiritual beliefs related to death and loss. The workshop emphasizes empathy, respect, and cultural humility, equipping attendees with tools to better support individuals and communities experiencing loss in ways that honor their values and traditions.




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