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X-WR-CALDESC:Help\, Health\, Healing & Hope. Grieving During Transitional Y
 ears: Interventions and Healing for Children & Teens presented by Sarah Se
 e\, MS\, LPC\, CTP and Lauri Yersavich\, MS\, LSW\, CTP. \n\nThis IN-PERSO
 N training will take place on November 14\, 2025 from 10:00 am until 1:30 
 pm in the first floor conference rooms at the Juvenile Court. Lunch will b
 e provided. \n\nWhile grief is a normal reaction to death\, youth grieve d
 ifferently than older adults. The loss of a significant person impacts all
  facets of their lives\, including feelings\, reactions\, behaviors\, rela
 tionships\, school\, work\, etc. Adolescents and young adults are uniquely
  facing several milestones that can impact their developmental trajectory.
  This session will educate and help equip participants to understand theor
 etical frameworks of grief\; understand and assess grief’s impact on child
 ren and youth and provide hands-on intervention including grief education\
 , expressive modalities\, story sharing\, continuing bonds\, building copi
 ng skills and fostering community. \n \n\nSarah See MS\, LPC\, CTP\nSarah 
 See MS\, LPC\, CTP\, is with OhioHealth Community Grief Services and has h
 er undergraduate degree in family studies with a concentration in child li
 fe and her master’s degree in community mental health counseling. See’s pa
 ssion for bereavement work started while working as a certified child life
  specialist at Nationwide Children’s Hospital for 11 years\, providing sup
 port in the Pediatric Intensive Care and Burn/Trauma Units. Within this ro
 le\, she provided education about developmentally appropriate understandin
 g of death\, provided support surrounding sharing the difficult news of a 
 death to siblings and/or peers\, and engaged patients and their families i
 n memory-making activities. For the past five years\, See has been a child
  and adolescent bereavement counselor with the School Outreach Program at 
 OhioHealth. Within this role\, See provides individual and group counselin
 g to children\, teens and young adults\,\; grief education to parents and 
 professionals\,\; and grief support and crisis response following a death 
 within a school community\n\nLauri Yersavich\, MS\, LSW\, CTP\nLauri Yersa
 vich\, MS\, LSW\, CTP\, is a licensed social worker and certified trauma p
 rofessional. She has an undergraduate degree in psychology and a master’s 
 degree in community mental health counseling. She has been the team lead a
 nd coordinator of the OhioHealth school-based grief support program and a 
 grief counselor with the organization since 2002. Yersavich is a member of
  the Franklin County Suicide Prevention Coalition. Yersavich provides indi
 vidual and group grief counseling to children\, teens\, and young adults i
 n school and office-based settings in Central Ohio. She provides education
  to school counselors\, social workers\, parents\, and community providers
  related to the impact of grief\, trauma\, and loss on young people. Yersa
 vich works with area school districts to develop and/or update their crisi
 s response plans. The OhioHealth school-based program also provides on-sit
 e grief support and crisis response following a death within a school comm
 unity\, including suicide postvention.\n\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:Help\, Health\, Healing & Hope. Grieving During Transitional Ye
 ars: Interventions and Healing for Children & Teens presented by Sarah See
 \, MS\, LPC\, CTP and Lauri Yersavich\, MS\, LSW\, CTP. \n\nThis IN-PERSON
  training will take place on November 14\, 2025 from 10:00 am until 1:30 p
 m in the first floor conference rooms at the Juvenile Court. Lunch will be
  provided. \n\nWhile grief is a normal reaction to death\, youth grieve di
 fferently than older adults. The loss of a significant person impacts all 
 facets of their lives\, including feelings\, reactions\, behaviors\, relat
 ionships\, school\, work\, etc. Adolescents and young adults are uniquely 
 facing several milestones that can impact their developmental trajectory. 
 This session will educate and help equip participants to understand theore
 tical frameworks of grief\; understand and assess grief’s impact on childr
 en and youth and provide hands-on intervention including grief education\,
  expressive modalities\, story sharing\, continuing bonds\, building copin
 g skills and fostering community. \n \n\nSarah See MS\, LPC\, CTP\nSarah S
 ee MS\, LPC\, CTP\, is with OhioHealth Community Grief Services and has he
 r undergraduate degree in family studies with a concentration in child lif
 e and her master’s degree in community mental health counseling. See’s pas
 sion for bereavement work started while working as a certified child life 
 specialist at Nationwide Children’s Hospital for 11 years\, providing supp
 ort in the Pediatric Intensive Care and Burn/Trauma Units. Within this rol
 e\, she provided education about developmentally appropriate understanding
  of death\, provided support surrounding sharing the difficult news of a d
 eath to siblings and/or peers\, and engaged patients and their families in
  memory-making activities. For the past five years\, See has been a child 
 and adolescent bereavement counselor with the School Outreach Program at O
 hioHealth. Within this role\, See provides individual and group counseling
  to children\, teens and young adults\,\; grief education to parents and p
 rofessionals\,\; and grief support and crisis response following a death w
 ithin a school community\n\nLauri Yersavich\, MS\, LSW\, CTP\nLauri Yersav
 ich\, MS\, LSW\, CTP\, is a licensed social worker and certified trauma pr
 ofessional. She has an undergraduate degree in psychology and a master’s d
 egree in community mental health counseling. She has been the team lead an
 d coordinator of the OhioHealth school-based grief support program and a g
 rief counselor with the organization since 2002. Yersavich is a member of 
 the Franklin County Suicide Prevention Coalition. Yersavich provides indiv
 idual and group grief counseling to children\, teens\, and young adults in
  school and office-based settings in Central Ohio. She provides education 
 to school counselors\, social workers\, parents\, and community providers 
 related to the impact of grief\, trauma\, and loss on young people. Yersav
 ich works with area school districts to develop and/or update their crisis
  response plans. The OhioHealth school-based program also provides on-site
  grief support and crisis response following a death within a school commu
 nity\, including suicide postvention.\n\n\n
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LOCATION:650 Dan Street\, Akron\, OH 44310 US
SUMMARY:In-Service Training: Help\, Health\, Healing & Hope
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