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Join us for “A Night of Mischief” at the 36th Annual Hospice Wine Taste & Auction on February 6th, 2021
This year’s event will be hosted at the Hagadone Event Center starting at 5:00 PM
Formal attire, lavish décor, impeccable food, exquisite wine, and a priceless view of the Coeur d’Alene Lake makes for a memorable evening shared with a community of local philanthropists.
Games, Silent Auction, Live Auction, Paddle Raise and wine purchases all benefit Hospice of North Idaho’s mission.
To continue the evening, join us at Whispers for an after-party.
Stay at the CDA Resort for a special rate! The special rate is available for 3 days prior and 3 days after the Wine Taste & Auction.
Win a $4,995 travel voucher customizable for your own dream vacation!
The winner is drawn at Wine Taste. (Need not be present to win, only 500 tickets available!)
This compassionate program will be helpful to anyone who is experiencing grief in their lives. If you know anyone who may benefit from this opportunity to embrace hope and healing, please let them know about this program. We look forward to having you with us.
Agenda:
Among the content areas to be explored in this workshop are the following:
Acknowledging the Need to Mourn
Exploring a Broader Framework of Loss/Grief
Recognizing Unique Aspects of Your Personal Grief
Understanding the Importance of Self-Care
Identifying the Value of Support Systems
Describing Six Important Needs of Mourning
Exploring the Transformative Nature of Grief
Having Hope for Your Healing
Books by Dr. Wolfelt Available for Purchase: As a special treat for attendees of this event, a variety of Dr. Wolfelt’s books will be available for sale and autograph after the presentation. Visit his website to view the catalog at https://www.centerforloss.com/bookstore/
Free Event
Registration Required
This compassionate workshop will help anyone who wants to learn more about how to support those who have experienced loss. Counselors, psychologists, social workers, chaplains, nurses, and other interested health care professionals helping individuals cope with traumatic grief are invited to attend. Regardless of your specific job title or life role, you can and will benefit from this learning experience.
Objectives:
Define Trauma Loss
Demonstrate sensitivity to the special features of sudden, violent death
Recognize and respond to the unique needs of suicide survivors
Learn a model to identify and understand “complicated grief”
Agenda:
Among the content areas to be explored in this seminar are the following:
Introduction to the Importance of the Topic
Essential Ingredients of the Grief Caregiver
Definition of Trauma Loss
Special Features of Sudden, Violent Death
Distinction Between “Treating vs. Companioning”
Understanding the Difference Between “Curing” vs. “Caring”
Understanding the Concept of “Liminal Space”
Special Features of Suicide Grief
Introduction to “Complicated” Mourning: A Model to Enhance Understanding
Warning, Challenge, Reminder, Hope
Books by Dr. Wolfelt Available for Purchase: As a special treat for attendees of this event, a variety of Dr. Wolfelt’s books will be available for sale and autograph after the presentation. Visit his website to view the catalog at https://www.centerforloss.com/bookstore/
$150
6 CEU’s
Registration Required
SAVE THE DATE!! It might look a little different this year depending on Covid, but we’re planning the Annual Family Day in the Park Kick-off to Summer! Over 100 vendors, games, activities, music, beer garden, food court, discounted museum admission, interactive displays, and more! More details and applications soon!
Country dancing fundraiser
All youth grieving the death of someone close to them are invited to join Hospice of North Idaho grief counselors and trained community volunteers in this 3-day, 2-night event. Camp Kaniksu provides a safe, supportive environment where campers are surrounded by peers who share a similar experience. Typical camp activities, paired with grief focused activities, help campers address their feelings of grief and learn that having fun is a part of healing.
Free Event
Registration Required
REGISTRATION CLOSES APRIL 15TH