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"In 42 years of nursing, this was the best
conference I've attended!" - Sue Kuenberger, RN
This unique conference is an education of both the mind and the
heart. It is a rare opportunity for bereaved children, teens and
adults to come together with compassionate professionals in a rare
learning experience.
Who Should Attend?
Anyone bereaved as a result of a child's death should attend this
conference. Additionally, social workers, psychologists, nurses,
physicians, first responders, funeral directors, professors, school
counselors, clergy and spiritual leaders, and anyone else who may
encounter families experiencing a child's death should attend.
What can I expect to learn?
This conference is devoted to helping bereaved parents connect with
one another. At the same time, we provide knowledge and support
to health care professionals through creative workshops and lectures
in the field of death and dying. Our objective is to inform on issues
related to compassionate psychosocial care and evidence based practice,
explore personal death experiences and provide an opportunity to
collaborate and network with others in the field.
What about bereaved children?
This conference will feature a 3 day greiving children's experience
"Kids in Sympathy and Support" camp and teen program for children
ages 4 - 17.
This conference is not appropriate for children under age 4.
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