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COMMUNITY EVENING
Learn practical ways to support yourself and others through grief.
Exploring Death, Grief, and Mourning: An Evening with Dr. Alan Wolfelt
NOVEMBER 19, 2020
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Suggested donation of $10.
Who Should Attend:
This compassionate program will be helpful to anyone who is experiencing grief in their life. This is an opportunity to embrace hope and healing.
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Professionals gain clinical skills to address the special features of grief regarding sudden death and traumatic loss.
Exploring the Special Features of Sudden Death, Suicide Grief, and Trauma Loss
NOVEMBER 20, 2020
9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Three CE’s offered!
Lunch by Basic Kneads
$150 per person
Who Should Attend
This seminar is especially suited for counselors, psychologists, social workers, chaplains, nurses and other interested health care professionals helping individuals cope with traumatic grief.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
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Tree Lighting Ceremony Kellogg, 2018
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St. Vincent dePaul Soup Off with Community Partners
IN THE NEWS
Take a close look into the care and people you supported in the 2018 Annual Report
Wine Taste raised a record amount of support for patients! Proceeds help purchase medical supplies, medications, equipment, family grief support for patients in Kootenai, Shoshone and Benewah counties. Proceeds also help the Schneidmiller House expand by 5,000 square feet to accommodate our high demand for specialized clinical care. Read how much was raised and get full details, here!
“We may not always have the time we want,” considered one attendee. Families just want to be able to have a good, goodbye. And when it’s their time, they want to say goodbye with dignity, courage, physical comfort, and have time to do so. Read it, here.
Take a close look into the care and people you supported in the 2017 Annual Report