Therapy Heals

On February 11th, my course for clinicians on guiding clients through traumatic grief begins! There’s still time to register when you visit https://www.praxiscet.com/events/traumatic-grief-unexpected-loss-feb-2026/

Next week, I’m starting a CE-eligible course for clinicians and how to guide clients through grief after traumatic and unexpected loss. Register at https://www.praxiscet.com/events/traumatic-grief-unexpected-loss-feb-2026/

Last week we broke down some the steps toward being better equipped to help clients after traumatic loss. In this continuing education program you can learn in depth how to guide clients through grief in an effective and comprehensive way. Sign-up at
https://www.praxiscet.com/events/traumatic-grief-unexpected-loss-feb-2026/

Working with clients after a sudden or unexpected loss involves critical and careful work that few are thoroughly trained in. If you are interested in this training, register for my CE-eligible course to improve your clinical skills to work with clients who have experienced a sudden or unexpected loss. Sign up at
https://www.praxiscet.com/events/traumatic-grief-unexpected-loss-feb-2026/

This course is designed for professionals who want to improve their approach to working with clients who are living in the aftermath of a sudden or unexpected loss. CE credit available!

My CE training helps clinicians assess and work with these secondary losses with clarity and care.

Learn what comes next in my online continuing education course offered by New Harbinger on traumatic loss.

Once safety and stabilization have set in, the work no longer reimagines focused on the symptoms related to the moment of death. This clinical pivot is one of the core focuses of my continuing education course on sudden and unexpected loss.

Course begin February 11th. To learn more about this opportunity and register please visit https://www.praxiscet.com/events/traumatic-grief-unexpected-loss-feb-2026/

This might seem counter intuitive or unnecessary, but reassured it is the way to prepare a client’s body and emotions for difficult grief work ahead.

Before we can dive into the grief, your clients need to be safe and sustained by tools and actions they can use to regulate and calm their emotions.

Teaching clients the right tools to help them stabilize and calm their nervous system is a critical foundation for safety and stabilization—and the primary goal before true grief work can begin.