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Sally Gabriel Ph.D.

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GRIEF & LOSS EDUCATION

Understanding Grief, Honoring Loss, and Healing Through Knowledge

Grief is a natural, human response to loss—but it’s also one of the least understood experiences we face. At Epilogue Care, we believe that education empowers healing. Through compassionate teaching and accessible resources, we help individuals, families, and professionals understand grief’s many forms, fostering empathy, resilience, and deeper human connection.

Discover How Healing Begins with Knowledge
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Building Grief Literacy for a More Compassionate World

Changing the Way We Talk About Death and Loss

Grief literacy means having the language, understanding, and confidence to support yourself and others through loss. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, caregiver, educator, or simply someone seeking to better understand the human experience, our grief education programs create space for meaningful conversations about death, dying, and healing. Together, we can transform the way communities respond to loss—with compassion and courage.

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Who Can Benefit from Grief Education?

Education for Every Role in the Circle of Care

Grief education isn’t just for those in mourning—it’s for everyone. Our sessions and workshops are designed for:

  • Individuals and families navigating personal loss

  • Healthcare providers seeking to improve end-of-life and bereavement care

  • Educators and counselors supporting students and clients

  • Workplaces and community groups looking to foster emotionally safe environments

Each session is rooted in empathy, evidence-based practices, and open dialogue.

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“The More We Learn About Grief, the Better We Can Hold Each Other Through It.”

Why Grief Education Matters

In many cultures, grief is something we’re told to move through quickly—or keep private. But unspoken grief often becomes misunderstood, isolating those who need support the most. Grief education helps change that narrative. By learning about the psychological, emotional, and physical responses to loss, we can begin to approach grief with openness and respect instead of discomfort or avoidance.

At Epilogue Care, our goal is to normalize the conversation around death and loss. Through accessible workshops, presentations, and personalized sessions, we give people the language and understanding they need to approach grief in themselves and others—transforming pain into empathy and silence into shared healing.

Learn How Grief Education Can Create Change
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“When We Understand Grief, We Learn How to Love More Deeply.”

What You’ll Gain from Grief Education

Tools and Understanding for a Lifetime of Compassion

My goal is to replace fear and uncertainty with understanding and compassion. When you engage in grief education with Epilogue Care, you’ll gain:

A deeper understanding of the grief process and its emotional, physical, and social impacts

Practical tools for supporting others who are grieving

Increased self-awareness and emotional resilience

Insights into how cultural, spiritual, and personal beliefs shape grief

Strategies for creating compassionate spaces at home, work, or in care settings

Access to continuing support and resources after your session

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What you need to know about Grief Education & support

  • Grief education provides knowledge and tools to better understand the grieving process. It’s not therapy—it’s about learning how to support yourself and others through the universal experience of loss.

  • Anyone. Whether you’re personally grieving, work with those in loss, or want to create more supportive spaces, these sessions are open to all.

  • Topics often include types of grief, coping mechanisms, how to communicate with the bereaved, and ways to integrate loss into life meaningfully.

  • Both options are available. We offer one-on-one education, small group discussions, and presentations for professional or community settings.

  • Simply reach out through the contact page to schedule a session or request more information. We’ll guide you through the best format for your needs.

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