Continuing Education

How to Support a Grieving Child

This presentation reviews how to support a grieving child. Caregivers will be provided an overview of grief, loss and emotions a child may experience; important things to keep in mind when supporting a child, and helpful coping skills for the child in bereavement.

Price: $0
CE Credit: Not available for this course
Content level: Beginner/ Intermediate
Intended Audience: Parents/Caregivers
Instructor: Rebecca Cruz-Nanez LMSW, CPS, CA

The Importance of Cultural Humility in Grief Support

This presentation reviews the importance of practicing cultural humility when supporting grieving clients. Practitioners will be provided an overview of grief and mourning practices in different cultures. Upon completion, participants will have an understanding and tools to put strategies into action for cultural humble support.

Price: $0
CE Credit: Not available for this course
Content level: Beginner/ Intermediate
Intended Audience: Parents/Caregivers
Instructor: Rebecca Cruz-Nanez LMSW, CPS, CA

Working with Teens (Ages 13-18) in Grief Work

This course will provide techniques and considerations when working with teens coping with grief and loss in a group setting.

● Price: $0
● CE Credit: Not available for this course
● Content level: Beginner/ Intermediate
● Intended Audience: Parents/Caregivers and Professionals 
● Instructor: Samantha Muro, LMSW, CSW-I

Understanding Loss and Grief in Foster Care

This course will help professionals, caregivers, and others better understand the impact of loss and grief on children in foster care. Participants will explore the stages and manifestations of grief, developmental considerations, and the unique grief experiences of foster parents. Participants will also learn practical tools to support foster children and families coping with loss and grief. 

● Price: $0
● CE Credit: Not available for this course
● Content level: Beginner/ Intermediate
● Intended Audience: Parents/Caregivers and Professionals 
● Instructor: Celia Anthony

Camp Cope Facilitator Training/Certification

Camp Cope Facilitator Training is designed to prepare Adam’s Place volunteers as well as school and community professionals to facilitate Camp Cope grief peer support groups for children, teens, and their adult caregivers. With over fifteen years of experience in the field of children’s bereavement, Adam’s Place’s comprehensive curriculum utilizes best practices and evidence-based, developmentally appropriate activities. Our facilitator training modules will prepare participants to effectively support children and teens who have experienced loss.
● Price: $3000 for 1 year of access
● CE Credit: 9
● Credit Type: General
● Content level: Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced
● Instructor: Jacquelyn MacLeod, BS, CCLS and Rebecca Cruz- Nañez, LMSW, CPS, CA

Navigating Grief and Loss Through Play

This course will cover how professionals, caregivers, and others can utilize play therapy strategies for supporting grieving children. This course explores developmental perspectives on grief, the role of play therapy in emotional processing, and hands-on interventions to help children express and cope with loss. Participants will also learn how to navigate special considerations in grief work and collaborate with caregivers to provide comprehensive support.

● Price: $0
● CE Credit: Not available for this course.
● Content level: Beginner/ Intermediate
● Intended Audience: Parents/Caregivers and Professionals 
● Instructor: April Blonien, LCSW, TraumaPlay Certified Therapist

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