“‘Be Strong’ & Other Myths About Grief”
- a TAPS talk for Military Families -
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 six 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.
Kelvin Chin is a grief recovery expert. He is the author of "Overcoming the Fear of Death," and has been helping people worldwide for 35 years on recovering their lives from the grief around the loss of loved ones, and other losses. Kelvin has worked directly with the military and their families since the 1970's, and presently works with veterans, their families, and contractors who have worked in Iraq and Afghanistan. He was invited by the U.S. Army to teach the first meditation courses ever held at West Point Military Academy as part of the stress management and wellness program, and later taught active members of the military and their families on all the U.S. Army and Air Force bases in Korea, including on the DMZ. He is the Executive Director and Founder of the Overcoming the Fear of Death Foundation and Turning Within Meditation Foundation nonprofits. Kelvin is a graduate of Dartmouth College, Yale University, and Boston College Law School. He resides in Los Angeles, California where he teaches and helps clients worldwide from 44 countries on videoconference, phone and in-person.
