Individual registration allows one computer to access the webinar only one time, with an audience of one, one CE certificate for 1.5 hours of credit will be granted.

This webinar provided by Hospice Foundation of America, offers a discussion of the research and interventions to help young people dealing with loss. Dr. Doka will be joined by J. William Worden, Co-Principal Investigator for the Harvard Child Bereavement Study and Irwin N. Sandler, Regent’s Professor of Psychology, Arizona State University.

Individual registration allows one computer to access the webinar only one time, with an audience of one, one CE certificate for 1.5 hours of credit will be granted.

This webinar provided by Hospice Foundation of America, will describe the roles of the Internet in the lives of children and adolescents and discuss ways that adolescents may utilize the Internet in bereavement, for education, ritual and support.

Individual registration allows one computer to access the webinar with an audience of one, one CE certificate will be granted.

The Hospice Foundation of America will offer a webinar offering advice and practical assistance for helping grieving persons during the holidays. Some may be grieving a death, while others may be anticipating the impending death of a loved one, knowing the holidays are approaching. And while this is the “season” of important holidays for many, holidays occur throughout the year that can generate grief such as Valentine's Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, or summer holidays that were reserved for special family reunions.

Individual registration allows one computer to access the webinar only one time, with an audience of one, one CE certificate for 1.5 hours of credit will be granted.

The Hospice Foundation of America offers an on-demand webinar offering a discussion of the need for, and role of, bereavement camps as an intervention for children, adolescents, and their families. The webinar features Ken Doka, who will be joined by Sherry Schachter, Director of Calvary Hospital’s annual camp for bereaved children and adolescents; Angela Hamblen, Director of Camp Good Grief in Tennessee; Bonnie Carroll, Executive Director of TAPS, which offers support to those suffering the loss of a military loved one; and Lesa Linster, National Camp Erin Project Director for The Moyer Foundation.