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Traditional grief models frame loss as something to overcome — and if you're using them in your practice, it's likely your clients are left wanting more.
Megan Devine knows this all too well because she's lived it — as a young widow and as a clinician — and she's dedicated her career to creating a better way to support people through profound loss.
Rather than urging clients to "move on," her groundbreaking approach meets them exactly where they are — and offers them practical, empathic guidance for the day-to-day challenges of grief...
It's a powerful shift that has filled the gap left by outdated grief models... and it's giving clients the validation, tools, and space they've been missing.
Now, for the first time ever, you can learn Megan's transformative approach by watching her work directly with grieving individuals as they face the aftermath of sudden loss, the trauma of prolonged illness, unresolved anger, guilt, and shame about moving forward, and much more.
This is your opportunity to see what truly compassionate grief support looks like in real time.
Register today and start transforming the way you support your clients through grief.
Megan Devine started the grassroots movement that revolutionized the way the field works with grief…
…and this is the first time ever she is teaching her groundbreaking approach by taking you inside the therapy room to watch her work.
This is the only training program available where you'll see Megan using her transformative method with real, grieving individuals — so you can see exactly how to apply it with your clients.
You'll see Megan working with seven individuals, each navigating a distinct grief experience. Along the way, she'll pause to break down her process, offering moment-to-moment clinical insights into her choices and engaging in therapist-to-therapist dialogue that illuminates the most important aspects of her approach. You even get to hear Megan reflect on what she'd do differently next time!
You'll walk away with the tools and confidence to bring a more authentic, relational approach into your grief work — so you can provide meaningful support to people going through some of the hardest times of their lives.
