Preferred registration deadline: January 18th
3 CEUs
Chris Frey, MSW
Clinical Social Worker, Frey & Tobin Counseling Associates
The beliefs often associated with traditional masculinity - independence, strength, action, and thought over emotion - impact how men, women, and families cope with loss. Some males adhere to these role expectations; some do not.
This workshop will provide an integrated model for understanding the masculine side of grief, along with identifying the strengths and the blocks to healing that often impact males experiencing loss. Specific strategies for assisting males in embracing cognitive, action-oriented and expressive approaches to grief will be discussed.
Class size is limited to 30.
$50 General Admission
$30 Discounted Admission**
$10 Washington University Full-Time Graduate Students
**Discounted
Admission is offered to current Brown School field instructors, Brown
School adjunct faculty, recent Brown School graduates (2016-2018),
full-time graduate students from other universities, and Washington
University faculty and staff.
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