Upcoming Events and Book Signings

• Jewish Family & Children Services, Waltham, MA, March 2: “Bereavement and Meaning-Making”
• Mass. Society of Clinical Psychologists, Brookline, MA, March 2: “The Five Ways We Grieve”
• Psychotherapy Networker, March 25-28, Washington, DC
• Association for Death Education and Counseling, Kansas City, MO, April 7: “The Long-Term Impact Of Loss On Worldview And Identity”
• National Association of Social Workers, MA Chapter, Newton, MA, April 15-16: “The Five Ways We Grieve”

Past Events

• Psychotherapy and Mindfulness Blog, December 2009: Interview with Dr. Elisha Goldstein
• Massachusetts School for Professional Psychology, May 2008: “Complicated Bereavement among Older Adults”
• Lahey Clinic Social Work Lecture Series, April 2008: “Living Beyond Loss: Who Am I Now?”
• Dana Home Geriatric Services, April 2008: “Grief or depression? Appropriate Diagnosis For The Elderly”
• First Church of Boston Unitarian Universalist, November 2007: “Finding Your Identity after Losing a Loved One”
• MIT Center for Work and Personal Life, November 2007: “Living Beyond Loss”
• Veterans Administration, Boston, MA 2006: “Grief, Loss, and Identity: Theory and Practice”
• Boston University School of Social Work Professional Development Programs, Boston, MA 2006: “Helping Survivors of Loss Find New Identity”
• Association of Death Education & Counseling, Tampa, FL 2006: “Self-Reflection on the Long-Term Impact of Loss on Identity”
• Boston Medical Center, Boston, MA 2005: “New Theories of Grief, Loss and Identity, and Implications for Practice”
• Keystone Associates, Burlington, MA 2003: “The Impact of Job and Career Loss on Individuals, Families and Organizations”
• Hospice of the Good Shepherd, Newton, MA 2001: “Research Findings: Individual Responses to the Loss of a Loved One”