Do you feel paralyzed?
Handicapped by grief?
Unable to enjoy life?
death
divorce
layoff
Empty nesters
financial meltdown
moving homes
Among many others...
Many different life changes can be Sources of Grief
Do you wish you could “get past it” and live life free from the grief of that loss?
You can...
Seminar for a “Gold Star Family”...
Classes are taught via “live” videoconference & phone
Worldwide
68 countries…
“Lightened my grief burden…”
“‘Be Strong’ & Other Myths About Grief”
PRESENTER: Kelvin Chin, MA, JD
Our culture is full of hidden messages that continue myths about what grief is and how people should cope. Instead of being helpful, these myths and misconceptions can actually keep us stuck in our grief. This webinar will cover 6 myths about grief, why they are still prevalent, and how we can successfully address them in order to move forward through grief.
This webinar is presented by the TAPS Institute for Hope and Healing®.
Over 500 registrants attended this seminar. Most were military families who have lost children.
“...helped me free myself...”
The Solution:
The Grief Recovery Program
The Grief Recovery Method is an internationally-acclaimed action program for moving beyond death, divorce, and other losses. There is a several week Individual Program, Group Program, and Helping Children Deal with Loss Program.
Unlike support groups or counseling therapy sessions, this is a close-ended program (with a beginning and an end) that helps the participant get past the debilitating effects of the grief associated with the loss, empowers them with tools to use on an ongoing basis, and gets the person to a place where they can move forward and live life more fully again. Most importantly...
It works !
Kelvin Chin, MA, JD, GRS is a certified grief recovery specialist . He is the author of “Overcoming the Fear of Death,” and has been working with people for 30 years on dealing with issues of loss of all kinds —
death of a loved one (family, friend, pet)
divorce
layoff
financial loss
and many of the 40 other types of “losses” we can experience
Kelvin works closely with the program participants using study materials and exercises which are specifically designed to help each person gain more insight. By the end of the program, you feel freer from the previously limiting effects of the grief, and will have gained greater clarity about your relationship and issues, whatever they may have been. Clients experience a major internal shift that directly affects their daily personal lives.
Kelvin works both with individuals one-on-one, and with groups.
He has a bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth College, a master’s degree from Yale University, and a law degree from Boston College. He is a certified Grief Recovery Specialist, and a certified AAA Blue Ribbon mediator and former ombudsman in the President’s Office at MIT, so he is a skilled and empathetic professional listener, teacher and healer.
Fees
$995 for 7 one-hour Private Sessions, includes discussion of weekly reading material & homework.
Contact Kelvin to discuss the 7-week program. Payment plans that you create are available.
Special reduced rates for groups (families and mixed groups), and for those on fixed or low income.
Special reduced rate for Veterans.
Worldwide classes
I teach people from all around the world.
If your local economy is not based on the U.S. dollar, then the fee will be discounted proportional to the local cost of living.
“I was approaching mid-life...”
“The older I got, the more my grief issues became magnified...”
“The most painful endings are my beloved rescue pets having to be put to death, when they are very ill.”
LOVE YOUR VOICE IN THE BOOK...HELPED ME DEAL WITH THE LOSS OF MY FATHER...
I love your voice in the book: I truly felt that you were in the room with me. It has helped me deal with the loss of my hero, my Father. I felt like I had a good friend guiding me through the hardest time of my life. I am so grateful that this book has been here to guide me through my grief and to help me understand and accept his death and move on from this pain.
— Maria Barr, London, England