Navigating Grief and Loss
Loss and the grief that emerges from it are both deeply personal and also universal experiences. The path through is not a simple one, but it is well worn and understood -- and you do not have to walk it alone.
This is a year like no other, and that is especially true when it comes to grief and loss. Our pain is compounded by so many of the changes wrought by COVID -- we are isolated and cannot gather with loved ones; we cannot engage in the usual rituals; we are afraid for our own health.
Please join the Denver Public Library as they gather together virtually to explore the nature of loss and grief and how to navigate these very human experiences, especially during the pandemic. This series has eight individual sessions -- you can come to as few or as many as you like, but you must register for each one individually. For more information and to register, click on the links below.
- Session One:Understanding Grief -- Friday, December 4 @ 3 PM
- Session Two:Losing a Loved One During COVID: Ritual and Connection When We Can't Be Together -- Friday, December 11 @ 3 PM
- Session Three:Reflective Life Writing Workshop: Making Meaning Out Of Grief -- Friday, December 18 @ 3 PM
- Session Four:Collective Loss and Grief During COVID -- Friday, January 8 @ 3PM
- Session Five:Coping With COVID-Induced Grief and Anxiety -- Thursday, January 14 @ 2 PM
- Session Six:Grief In The LGBTQ Community -- Friday, January 15 @ 3 PM
- Session Seven:Sex After Grief: Navigating Your Sexuality After Losing Your Beloved -- January 22 @ 3 PM
- Session Eight:The Gift Of Your Presence: Supporting Someone Who Is Grieving -- January 29 @ 3 PM
For assistance, email Amy DelPo at adelpo@denverlibrary.org. This series is funded by the NextFifty Initiative.
*This is not an AARP event. Any information you provide the host organization will be governed by its privacy policy.
