Josselyn Academy

August 27 CE Workshop

For Josselyn Staff

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Culturally Responsive Grief Counseling: Honoring Our Grief and Healing Our Hearts
    • Dr. Pamela Fullerton, PhD, LCPC, CCTP, CCATP, C-DBT, CGP, NCC
    • Thursday, August 27, 10 am – 1 pm, Central Time
    • Online
    • Free for Josselyn staff
    • 3 CEUs will be offered
    • Registration will close at 1 pm on Wednesday, August 26

Objectives

At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to:

  • Increase their understanding and background knowledge around understanding loss and identifying types of loss
  • Explore creative and culturally responsive approaches to grief/loss assessment
  • Apply trauma-informed and decolonizing approaches to grief work, including indigenous, spiritual, and creative-arts based grief strategies
  • Engage in an experiential activity to receive hands-on experience with decolonized and trauma-informed grief work.
Dr. Pamela Fullerton, PhD, LCPC, CCTP, CCATP, C-DBT, CGP, NCC

Presenter Bio

Dr. Pamela Fullerton is the founder and clinical director of Advocacy & Education Consulting, a counseling and consulting organization dedicated to ensuring social justice and advocacy through equitable access to mental health and well-being services. She is a clinically certified trauma, anxiety, and grief professional, specializing in working with traditionally marginalized communities, immigration and acculturation, and life transitions. In addition to being a professional writer and international speaker, Dr. Fullerton is an adjunct instructor in the Counselor Education department at Northeastern Illinois University. She also consults for behavioral health advisory boards providing advice and input to assist in promoting health equity and justice initiatives for underserved communities in Illinois.

 

Objectives

At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to:

  • Increase their understanding and background knowledge around understanding loss and identifying types of loss
  • Explore creative and culturally responsive approaches to grief/loss assessment
  • Apply trauma-informed and decolonizing approaches to grief work, including indigenous, spiritual, and creative-arts based grief strategies
  • Engage in an experiential activity to receive hands-on experience with decolonized and trauma-informed grief work.
Dr. Pamela Fullerton, PhD, LCPC, CCTP, CCATP, C-DBT, CGP, NCC

Presenter Bio

Dr. Pamela Fullerton is the founder and clinical director of Advocacy & Education Consulting, a counseling and consulting organization dedicated to ensuring social justice and advocacy through equitable access to mental health and well-being services. She is a clinically certified trauma, anxiety, and grief professional, specializing in working with traditionally marginalized communities, immigration and acculturation, and life transitions. In addition to being a professional writer and international speaker, Dr. Fullerton is an adjunct instructor in the Counselor Education department at Northeastern Illinois University. She also consults for behavioral health advisory boards providing advice and input to assist in promoting health equity and justice initiatives for underserved communities in Illinois.

Culturally Responsive Grief Counseling: Honoring Our Grief and Healing Our Hearts
    • Dr. Pamela Fullerton, PhD, LCPC, CCTP, CCATP, C-DBT, CGP, NCC
    • Thursday, August 27, 10 am – 1 pm, Central Time
    • Online
    • Free for Josselyn staff
    • 3 CEUs will be offered
    • Registration will close at 1 pm on Wednesday, August 26