What do you do when your heart is broken? Friends and family members do all they can to help. You get more advice than you can put into action. You try to talk yourself into feeling better, BUT your heart and your head are not communicating. When your heart is broken, rationalizing does not seem to help.
One of the least acknowledged and least addressed concerns in our society.
Loretta F. Baker is providing Bereavement Aftercare and classes focused on grief through JubaLive. People of all ages and from every walk of life may find themselves broken-hearted. Many are recognizing the need for services, knowledge, and skills that may improve their quality of life. Whether you are grieving the death of a loved one; the end of a relationship; the loss of employment; the loss of a child through death, miscarriage, abortion, or violence; the loss of personal belongings, the loss of your pet, or other losses, you may benefit from this program.
JubaLive’s mission is to work with individuals, organizations, and communities in creating a society that is strengthened and empowered by managing life after losses. Through its initiatives, Jubalive will lead efforts to increase communication and understanding of the impact of losses on their lives. Participants may learn how grief results from societal issues and their backgrounds. Through managing losses, participants may become motivated to address some of the important systemic issues that accompany multiple losses.
JubaLive offers a Bereavement Aftercare Program and The Grief Recovery® Outreach Program to adults and high school students in a group and one on one. A special 7-week class, “When Children Grieve,” is designed for adults who work with children and youth. The Program is available in a group and one on one.
If you are ready to move beyond the pain of one or more losses, JubaLive offers The Grief Recovery® Outreach Program led by Loretta Baker, who has been trained and certified by The Grief Recovery Institute®.
Churches, groups with a charitable focus, and care giving organizations sponsor programs that could be held in their local community. JubaLive accepts referrals from Clergy, Funeral Directors, medical personnel, and social service providers.