Good Grief - The Journey
A course for those grieving as a Carer
Rayleen Wright coordinates this programme for carers and whanau who are experiencing the grief of having someone in their family with dementia.
Rayleen is a certified grief educator
“A Certified Grief Educator” is committed to providing the highest level of grief support through education, experience, and insights into the often unacknowledged, rocky terrain of grief.
Certified Grief Educators have completed a certificate programme designed by world-renowned grief expert, David Kessler. They bring his unique methodology, tools, and decades of experience to help people navigate the challenges of grief.
Rayleen has created a course to help participants to understand the journey of grief and loss, whether after a loss, or in anticipation of change, grief and loss.
Specifically, the course will look at anticipatory grief as a carer of someone with a diagnosis of dementia.
The is course is run over six weeks looking at
- Plan the route. – Accept and witness the pain.
- Pack and start the Journey. – Express your feelings.
- Along The Way. – Release the burden, guilt / shame etc..
- Junctions and side turns. – Become free of old wounds and prevent new ones.
- Revisit destinations, and plan for new ones. – integration of pain and love.
- Future Travel. – Find meaning in life after loss.
For more information about the next Good Grief – the Journey course, contact Rayleen for details. Phone 027 781 8011 or 867 0752