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ONLINE Global Village: Letting Go of Grief
Sunday, May 1, 2022 @ 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM PDT
8 WEEKLY SESSIONS VIA ZOOM • Sundays, May 1 – June 19, 2022 • 8:00–9:30am PST
A burden shared is halved and a joy shared is doubled.
Are you suffering with sadness? Learn practical psychological and spiritual tools to move through grief.
In this group:
• Share your experiences and best practices.
• Support others by witnessing them.
• Learn practical spiritual and psychological tools to move through grief.
• Unite with brothers and sisters from around the world to realize that we are all part of one human family.
Letting Go / Cultivating Resilience / Developing Presence / Expanding Global Consciousness
Participants will do preparatory work with a group leader prior to starting the group.
There is no fee for this group. Sponsored by the Cari Widmyer Legacy Fund. Donations welcome
Disclaimer: Yael Melamed is an MFT, but this is an educational group, not a therapy group. There will be NO diagnosis, assessment, prognosis, or treatment of mental disorders.
INTERESTED?
To be considered for this group, please email Yael at [email protected]
Click here to DONATE toward the continuance of this group.
We are in the process of seeking funding to be able to continue offering this program free of charge.
GROUP LEADERS
Swami Sivasankariananda, C-IAYT, longtime yoga teacher and practitioner, loves to support students on their inward journey toward Truth. As director of the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Center in Los Angeles, she teaches all aspects of yoga as a means to holistic health and healing—restoring strength, peace of mind and balance. She took vows as a monk in 2017. Though her schedule is busy, she enjoys a simple life.
A San Francisco-based psychotherapist and leadership coach, Yael Melamed’s work is greatly informed by her spiritual path. She holds advanced degrees from Harvard Business School and the California Institute of Integral Studies, and has extensive experience in groups, both as leader and participant. Yael believes that life’s biggest challenges can become blessings, if you choose to grow from them.
