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FREE TRAINING – A Meaning-Making & IFS Approach to Grief
As grief expert Lara Krawchuk says, every therapist works with grief and loss in some way.
Grief can be due to many different experiences beyond losing a loved one, such as a serious diagnosis, the loss of a home, or a loss of what one wished they’d had.
Yet, many therapists receive little in-depth grief training.
In this free training, Lara shares how she combines meaning-making and IFS in her work with grieving clients.
Learn:
✔️How a client’s history influences their experience of loss
✔️Why living losses can be just as profound as a death
✔️How loss can affect a client’s sense of identity
✔️ How exploring what a loss means to a client can reveal deeper layers of grief
✔️ How working with parts in IFS helps clients see their grief more clearly and connect with their own inner healing
✔️How the meaning of a loss changes over the course of therapy
This unique approach to healing grief can help clients heal more deeply and incorporate the loss more fully into their lives.
Registration expires on November 24, 2026.
Virtual EMDR Basic Training, Nov 16–18 and 23–24, 2026, live on Zoom
Taught by Kyle Poon, R.Psych, EMDRIA Approved Trainer and Consultant. Kyle teaches the EMDRIA Approved curriculum created by Roy Kiessling, founder of EMDR Consulting, who personally trained and mentored him. Runs 7:00 am–4:30 pm BC time (8:00 am–5:30 pm Alberta time). Meets all EMDRIA requirements for EMDR Basic Training, with the 10 required consultation hours included and 40 hours of CE credit. Reduced rate for non-profit and community mental health clinicians, students and interns, military and veterans; Pay-in-5 plans available. Regular pricing ends Nov 6, and registration closes Nov 13. Spots are limited.
Details and registration: https://www.kppsychological.com/november-2026-upcoming-training?utm_source=bcacc&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=emdr-nov-2026
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