
Self-care nurture during your experience of grief and loss offers you inner strength and support to help you move through this challenging emotional experience. Each session in this 10-day course uses a healing metaphor of an imaginary pathway that will guide you to a self-care healing space we will find together; a stop along our imaginary pathway that will help you find the healing space that is within you. Each healing space we encounter in this course is one you can return to repeatedly when the course is over, for you will have learned techniques to help you find healing love and joy within memories, restorative energy in nature and comfort in your own home.
Learn how to manage your grief by finding the healing spaces within you.
Self-care nurture during your experience of grief and loss offers you inner strength and support to help you move through this challenging emotional experience. Each session in this 10-day course uses a healing metaphor of an imaginary pathway that will guide you to a self-care healing space we will find together; a stop along our imaginary pathway that will help you find the healing space that is within you. Each healing space we encounter in this course is one you can return to repeatedly when the course is over, for you will have learned techniques to help you find healing love and joy within memories, restorative energy in nature and comfort in your own home.
Judith is an energy-wellness facilitator and author of five published books on self-care wellness, with an extensive background in public health nursing which included the early community development of specialized palliative home care services to alleviate patient suffering at home. She has facilitated self-care wellness workshops for nursing agencies and hospice care family caregivers. Over the past eight years, she has served as a hospice volunteer offering complementary therapy to bereaved family members, and has recently created a voluntary teaching program of self-care for hospice staff. Healing Spaces for Grief and Loss follows her earlier written publication, The Caregiver’s Companion, and extends the self-care theme in new ways to anyone who is grieving.