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Help, I Have Pandemic Brain! Ambiguous Loss, My Clients are Cross, I Feel Like a Sloth

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LifeBalance Enterprises aims to provide the best workshops and retreats that you have ever participated in. Period.

We design each session with an eye to how adults learn and grow, maximizing retention and presenting participants with the life skills that enable them to be part of the solution instead of part of the problem.

About Us

Kim Langley and Bill Miller are expert Speakers, Trainers, and Retreat Leaders. They offer creative and skill-building programs to professional organizations, social service agencies, schools, and faith communities.

Help, I Have Pandemic Brain! Ambiguous Loss, My Clients are Cross, I Feel Like a Sloth

Posted on February 21, 2021 by Amy Gonet

In these days of the COVID pandemic when we, along with those we serve, are tossing and turning at night and forgetful and disorganized and busy during the day, we are getting (an unwelcome) opportunity to grow our coping skills.

This session offers a smorgasbord of insights and strategies as we navigate this new way of living and being.

Let’s face it, we all have pandemic brain, and that’s come as a surprise to the majority of us who are not brain experts. Come take a closer look at what upending our normal lives does to the brain, name and claim this period of adjustment to ambiguous loss, and reacquaint ourselves with the empowering research that indicates most of us are much more resilient that we think we are. Explore how to better manage this jarring and many-faceted experience of pandemic for yourself and your clients.

Participants will…

  • Be able to discuss and define ambiguous loss and growth mindset, and apply these concepts to the pandemic experience
  • Choose from a variety of practical, actionable coping strategies for working with “pandemic brain”
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