Consoling Disenfranchised Grief

Free Workshop - Fri, November 14, 2025  12:00 – 1:00 p.m.

 

The intense reactions many fans felt after the Blue Jays’ loss in the deciding game of the World Series can be understood as an example of disenfranchised grief—a reaction to a loss that does not receive condolences or public recognition as a grieving experience.

Just like this collective disappointment, there are many other personal experiences that often go unacknowledged but still carry real emotional weight. These may include family illness, caregiving, job loss, separation or divorce, retirement, and more. Recognizing and consoling these forms of grief is essential for healing and resilience.

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Join this workshop to:

• Define and explore the concept of disenfranchised grief

• Gain tips to acknowledge, assess, and assist in consoling these grief experiences

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👉 Register now to secure your spot.  Zoom link will be sent as the webinar draws closer.   

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