Coming Soon
Available October 1st, 2025
Course Description
Continuing Education Hours: 3
This course offers mental health professionals a comprehensive, trauma-informed framework for understanding grief in its many forms; emotional, physical, neurological, and cultural. Through myth-busting insights, nervous system regulation strategies, and distinctions between support and treatment, clinicians learn to hold compassionate, personalized space for clients navigating loss and post-traumatic growth.
Learning Objectives
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Differentiate between types of grief, including disenfranchised, ambiguous, anticipatory, and prolonged grief disorder.
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Identify key factors that influence the grieving process, such as cultural expectations, relationship to the deceased, and social support.
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Recognize the emotional, physical, and cognitive impacts of grief, and how they manifest in clinical settings.
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Understand the role of the nervous system in grief, and apply regulation techniques to support client resilience.
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Distinguish between grief support and clinical treatment, emphasizing personalized, non-pathologizing approaches.
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Explore the concept of post-traumatic growth, and guide clients in integrating loss through creative and reflective practices.
About the Instructor
Elizabeth Tebo, LCSW, CHt
Elizabeth Tebo, LCSW, CHt is a licensed clinical social worker and certified clinical
hypnotherapist with extensive experience supporting individuals across the lifespan through
trauma, grief, and loss. She has worked with children, adolescents, and adults in both clinical and
hospice settings, including serving as a hospice social worker and bereavement counselor. Her
work is grounded in compassion, clinical skill, and a deep personal understanding of grief,
shaped by the deaths of her mother, best friend, and beloved dog.
She is the founder of Moving with Grief, a supportive group experience designed to help
process the many layers of loss through guided writing exercises, somatic (body-based)
practices, and hypnotic breathwork.
Interested in learning more?
Still not sure if this training is right for you? Join us for the upcoming free live Q&A with the trainer, Elizabeth Tebo, LCSW, CHt. Bring your questions before this course launches this October.
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