WYG Webinar Series Subscription

25% off all 6 webinars in the WYG Webinar Series

Webinars will take place on the fourth Thursday of the month January - June 2021. The webinars included in this subscription are as follows:

  • January: Coping with Grief in the New Year
  • February: Understanding the Grief of Non-Death Losses
  • March: Parenting While Grieving
  • April: Sorting Through a Loved One's Belongings After a Death
  • May: Coping With Grief After Divorce
  • June: Unique Considerations for Grievers Supporting Grievers

*Please see individual course pages below for details and descriptions.

A webinar subscription includes an invitation to participate in all 6 webinars in real-time, as well as access to the webinar recording and notes pages. WYG webinar subscribers will receive emails prior to each webinar reminding you of the event and access information.

Courses Included with Purchase



Unique Considerations for Grievers Supporting Grievers
Webinar Recorded on June 24, 2021
Eleanor and Litsa
$10
Coping With Grief After Divorce [July Webinar]
Live Webinar on July 22 @ 7pm EST
Eleanor and Litsa
Sorting Through a Loved One's Belongings After a Death
Eleanor and Litsa
$10
Understanding the Grief of Non-Death Losses
Eleanor and Litsa
$10
Parenting While Grieving
Webinar Recording from March 25th
Eleanor and Litsa
$10
Coping With Grief in the New Year
Webinar Recording from January 28, 2021
Eleanor and Litsa
$10

Original Price: $50


Frequently Asked Questions


What can I expect from a WYG webinar?
We hope you'll find our webinars informative and useful. We want all participants to end the webinar feeling that they've discovered new ideas and new ways of looking at grief, grief support, and grief coping. Further, we strive to equip participants with practical tools, useful resources, and creative outlets for coping with grief. We've participated in enough webinars and online courses to know it's easy to get distracted. For this reason, we work hard to create an engaging webinar experience by utilizing interesting presentation formats, real-life illustrations, and participant conversation.
What if I can't make one or more of the live events?
That's okay! Your subscription includes an invitation to all live webinar events as well as long-term access to the webinar recordings and notes pages. A day or two after each event, you will receive an email letting you know the recording and notes pages are posted. At that time, you can log back into this site (Teachable) and watch the recording at your convenience.
How can I access the live event?
Live events will take place using the webinar platform Zoom. Leading up to each webinar event, we will email you a reminder of the event and instructions for accessing the webinar.
Who should participate in WYG webinars?
Anyone! Our courses are designed for any person who would like to learn about topics related to grief and loss, grief support, and coping with grief. Specifically, our courses may be helpful to people grieving the death of a loved one and/or a non-death loss. As well as professionals and volunteers working in fields related to grief and bereavement.

Your Instructor


Eleanor and Litsa
Eleanor and Litsa

Hello, we are Litsa and Eleanor, the co-founders of the website, What's Your Grief. Thank you for joining our online learning community. We hope some of what you find here will help you understand grief an grief coping a little bit better.

We are what we like to refer to as 'grief friends.' We both have backgrounds in mental health and plenty of experience working in the field of grief and bereavement. But what we ultimately bonded over was our shared experience of losing a parent to cancer in early adulthood. All our webinars and online courses are based on the ideas and information we've found most helpful in our personal grief, and in our daily work with grieving people.

We teach all our webinars and courses, so we should probably tell you, we prefer to talk about grief and loss in realistic and regular ways. If you're looking for transformative butterflies and sympathetic head tilts, I'm afraid you've come to the wrong place. Sometimes we're serious, and sometimes we joke, sometimes we're matter of fact, and sometimes we're philosophical. No matter what, though, we believe your experience with grief should always be recognized and respected, not patronized.


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