🖥 8/6 AARP Webinar - What to Say, and Not Say, to the Grieving!

When you attend this WEBINAR, you’ll learn:

(1) 64 of the Worst Things You Can Say and How to Avoid Them.

(2) 64 of the Best Things You Can Say and the Best Ways to Say Them.

(3) Why Grief is a Journey, NOT a Destination.

(4) How to Deal with the Physical Symptoms of Grief.

(5) 6 Grief Myths and How They Can Prevent the Griever from Moving Forward.

This WEBINAR is based on two books:

(1) "What to Say When You Don't Know What to Say - Loving a Friend Through Grief," by Mark J. Lucero.

(2) "Sympathy and Condolences: What to Say and Write to Convey Your Support After a Loss," by Alan Wolfelt, PH.D.

This is a FREE event for members & non-members.

How to Join!!!

Sign in to your AARP.org account or create a free non-member account to register for events. AARP membership is NOT required.

Details:

Someone you care about has suffered a loss. You want to support them. Instinctively, you want to offer comfort but don’t know what to say. Then, in a moment of emotional awkwardness and with the best of intentions, you say something like:

(1) “He’s in a better place.”

(2) “There is a reason for everything.”

(3) “Aren’t you over him yet? He's been dead for a while now?"

(4) “You can still have another child?”

(5) “She was such a good person that God wanted her to be with him.”

(6) “I know how you feel.”

‌‌‌‌➡️‌‌‌‌[*** You meant no harm; however, what you just said was neither helpful nor supportive!

How to Register!!!

(1) Visit the AARP Events portal.

(2) Sign in to your AARP account or create a free non-member account.

(3) Browse the virtual calendar and reserve your spot for upcoming online grief seminars.