Recognizing Complicated GriefStrategies to finding relief and regaining peace with Dr. Sid Zisook April 10, 20126:30 - 8:00pm The loss of a loved one is never an easy process and in some cases the grief can become debilitating. For these individuals, the pain of the loss stays fresh and healing does not occur. The bereaved person feels stuck; time moves forward, but the intense grief remains. This is known as “complicated grief”.
Difficulty moving on with life Trouble carrying out normal routines Feeling life has no purpose Feelings of bitterness or anger about the death
Join Dr. Zisook for an interactive session where we will learn how to recognize complicated grief and implement strategies and treatments for finding relief and regaining some measure of peace.
Sidney Zisook, M.D. is a Professor and Director of the Residency Training Program for the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). Author and co-author of over 300 articles, chapters, manuals, and books, Dr. Zisook is best known for his work on bereavement, stress, mood, suicide and psychiatric education. Dr. Zisook has won several peer-selected national clinical awards and continuously volunteers his time to assist bereaved families of the Jenna Druck Center.
Seating is limited: Register now to reserve your seat619.294.8000 or fhf@jennadruck.org Suggested Donation $10.00
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