Dr. Lena Pearlman: The Role of Grief Counseling When We Return to School

from Counselor Accents · host Laura Rankhorn and Kim Crumbley

All students and educators have experienced the loss of the traditional school year.  The sudden loss of what was expected has left many students and adults feeling a certain level of grief, whether they realize it or not.  Dr. Lena Pearlman, mental health therapist and author of Stay Here: Your Personal Journal to Staying Present, Mindful, and Grateful Every Day, shares ways for all educators to prepare to support students in grief from a distance and when we return to school.   Buy the book, Stay Here: Your Personal Journal to Staying Present, Mindful, and Grateful Every Day here.  Join the Maslow Before Bloom Facebook group here.  

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