EricsHouse

Conversations: A Guide to Love by Jean Nictakis May 7 2020
2020-05-07 09:00 - 09:30 UTC
Conversations: A Guide to Love
with Jean Nictakis

On Thursday mornings at 9am PST and 12pm EST, Jean will read a short section from her book “A Guide to Love”, which contains channeled spiritual messages. Her book focused on many perennial questions such as “why am I here?” “where was I before I was here?” and “where will I go when I’m not finished on this earth?”
Join Jean as she discusses the messages and engages in an exciting dialogue with questions and comments.

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

Jean Nictakis – Jean is a certified Spiritual Director through Christian Disciple Fellowship Ministry, a Reiki Master Teacher, and has received grief companion training by Dr. Alan Wolfelt. She maintains professional memberships in the Healing Touch Professional Association, the Arizona Enneagram Association, and Hospice of the Valley. Jean uses Reiki and Guided Meditations focusing on clearing energy blocks to enhance over all well-being.

Being Present With Your Pain with Jean Nictakis and Marianne Gouveia May 6 2020
2020-05-06 16:00 - 16:45
What is A Grief Companion?
A grief companion is someone who knows the debilitating effects of grief and has been journeying through it. They offer support, encouragement, hope and enlightenment to the mourner that will bring about a journey that moves through the grief and into a life of meaning and purpose.

Join Jean and Marianne for a candid discussion about how to “stay present” with your pain even when it seems unbearable. Jean and Marianne will share their personal experiences and provides some insights to help you heal.

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

Jean Nictakis – Jean is a certified Spiritual Director through Christian Disciple Fellowship Ministry, a Reiki Master Teacher, and has received grief companion training by Dr. Alan Wolfelt. She maintains professional memberships in the Healing Touch Professional Association, the Arizona Enneagram Association, and Hospice of the Valley. Jean uses Reiki and Guided Meditations focusing on clearing energy blocks to enhance over all well-being. Jean is also the Author of “A Guide to Love”, a book containing channeled spiritual messages focusing on the perennial questions: why am I here? where was I before I was here? and where will I go when I’m not here?

Marianne Gouveia is a Certified Professional Coach (CPC) and a Certified Grief Companion trained by Dr. Alan Wolfelt. In February of 2016, she lost her son Eric at the young age of 27 to suicide after a long struggle with addiction. She understands how difficult and complicated this loss is. Her is passion is helping grievers find their spiritual footing so that they may experience joy and happiness once again. Marianne is the founder of EricsHouse Inc., a non-profit organization that specializes bereavement support for those who have been impacted by suicide or addiction loss.

Self-Care: Mindful Practices to Manage Stress May 5 2020
2020-05-05 17:30 - 18:15
SELF CARE
MINDFUL PRACTICES TO
MANAGE STRESS WITH
JOAN MATLOCK, LMFT

Join Joan Matlock as she shares her insights and advice on practicing self-care. She will offer techniques and practices to help reduce stress, reframe experiences, and manage thoughts more effectively – an ever more important topic during these challenging times.

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

During Joan’s 30 plus years as a clinician in California and Arizona, Joan has worked with a diverse clientele in multiple settings. Marriage, motherhood, divorce and the death of her only son Josh, brought unknown sorrow, self-reflection and growth. Joan’s professional and personal journeys have culminated along a common theme of learning to thrive through change; the losses, the lessons and the gifts.

EMDR After Suicide or Substance Loss with Sanja Sobo, LPC May 5 2020
2020-05-05 11:00 - 11:45
EMDR After Suicide or Substance Loss
with Sanja Sobo, LPC

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is an interactive psychotherapy technique used to relieve psychological stress. It is an effective treatment for trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). During EMDR therapy sessions, you relive traumatic or triggering experiences in brief doses while the therapist directs your eye movements. EMDR is thought to be effective because recalling distressing events is often less emotionally upsetting when your attention is diverted. This allows you to be exposed to the memories or thoughts without having a strong psychological response.

Join Licensed Professional Counselor, Sanja Sobo, as she discusses why EMDR is useful in healing traumatic experiences, especially those associated with suicide.

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

Sanja Sobo is a Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in working with people who experienced Trauma/PTSD and complicated grief. Sanja’s goal is helping her clients develop and live the life worth living through processing their past and building their healthy habits in the present. Sanja has been actively involved in Suicide Prevention and SOS community since 2007. She presents and trains community members and professionals in suicide awareness and suicide prevention tools.
Sanja is trained in trauma focused – Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, EMDR, Dialectical Behavior Therapy and person-centered approach. Sanja is ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) trainer and consultant and is an actively involved in reducing the stigma of suicide and trauma in our community.

Singing Meditation with April-May 4 2020
2020-05-04 08:30 - 09:00
JOIN US ON FACEBOOK LIVE FOR OUR
MONDAY MORNING MEDITATION

In this 25 minute guided meditation, receive the gift of time to breathe deeply and hear songs of comfort chosen and sung especially for relaxation. Silence is part of the song. The only thing expected of participants is a willingness to listen and breathe.

There is no charge for this event. Please visit https://www.facebook.com/EricsHouse88 to join.

April Boyden – Spiritual Companion, Interfaith Chaplain, Art as Intuition Facilitator. April has served as a hospital, hospice and congregation chaplain for more than 30 years and currently serves as Campus Minister for the Arizona State University Polytechnic Campus. Certified as a Spiritual Companion in 1999, she has more recently continued her studies at the Chaplaincy Institute in Berkeley, California where she expanded her love and knowledge of the spiritual practices of the world’s many and diverse faith paths.

The Labyrinth as a Spiritual Practice with April Boyden May 2 2020
2020-05-02 11:00 - 12:00
The Labyrinth as a Spiritual Practice
with April Boyden

Labyrinth walking is an ancient practice used by many different faiths for spiritual centering, contemplation, and prayer. Entering the serpentine path of a labyrinth, you walk slowly while quieting your mind. In anticipation of World Labyrinth day (May 2nd this year), this workshop will focus on labyrinth walking as a spiritual practice. Together we will explore a brief history of labyrinths, hear suggestions for how to walk them and find opportunities to prepare small finger labyrinths for use at home.

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

April Boyden – Spiritual Companion, Interfaith Chaplain, Art as Intuition Facilitator. April has served as a hospital, hospice and congregation chaplain for more than 30 years and currently serves as Campus Minister for the Arizona State University Polytechnic Campus. Certified as a Spiritual Companion in 1999, she has more recently continued her studies at the Chaplaincy Institute in Berkeley, California where she expanded her love and knowledge of the spiritual practices of the world’s many and diverse faith paths.

Happy Hour Singalong May 1
2020-05-01 17:30 - 18:15
Singalong Happy Hour
All Are Welcome!
with Tina Algeier and April Boyden

Grab a beverage and join us for a fun hour of virtual singing and laughing to help us break up the monotony of being self-quarantined. Music has long been used to help relieve grief and help us feel better. Studies show that music and singing promotes an opportunity for reflection while also creating a sense of community, culture, and spirituality which are essential to dealing with grief. This singalong is not intended to be music therapy, but rather a fun night to singalong with others as we share our common experiences of loss.
NO SINGING EXPERIENCE NEEDED AND YOU CAN MUTE YOUR MIC IF YOU LIKE!

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

Tina Allgeier is a voice and piano instructor at Strum University. Over the past 40 years, Tina Allgeier has been singing and performing in many areas of the music industry. Areas include musical theater, studio recording sessions, guest performances with local orchestras, duo/trio/band work for clubs and private parties. She has also been involved with community organizations/city sponsored events, and serving as a music teacher and minister at various churches valley-wide. For the past 15 of these years as a music teacher, she has been passionately bringing her extensive performing experience and love of singing to her students. She recognizes and respects the uniqueness of each one of her singer/artist students and individualizes her music teaching to help each student reach his or her own musical goals.

April Boyden is a Spiritual Companion, Interfaith Chaplain, Art as Intuition Facilitator. April has served as a hospital, hospice and congregation chaplain for more than 30 years and currently serves as Campus Minister for the Arizona State University Polytechnic Campus. Certified as a Spiritual Companion in 1999, she has more recently continued her studies at the Chaplaincy Institute in Berkeley, California where she expanded her love and knowledge of the spiritual practices of the world’s many and diverse faith paths. April is also a singer! She has been has been signing alongside people in grief and transition for 30 years. “How can I keep from singing?” quotes April who has sung with and for infants to Octogenarians (and older, but she can’t remember the word)! Music both calms and enlivens from “Country Roads” to “On Broadway”.

Men’s Group: Men Grieving
2020-04-30 19:00 - 20:30, 2020-03-19 19:00 - 20:30, 2020-03-05 19:00 - 20:30
The EricsHouse Men’s Group is a group of men who meet at the EricsHouse facility biweekly on Thursday evenings from 7:00 pm- 8:30 pm. We share our grief journeys, day-to-day struggles, and our stories. Mostly we talk, listen, and support each other. If you’d like to join us, contact Greg Eckerman at 480-734-3423 (M) for more information or email at gregeckerman@yahoo.com.

Women's Support Group-Grief Support After Sudden, Traumatic Loss
2020-04-30 19:00 - 20:30, 2020-03-19 19:00 - 20:30, 2020-03-05 19:00 - 20:30
DESCRIPTION

If you are experiencing the sudden loss of someone you love especially to addiction or suicide, this group is designed to support your very unique needs. Throughout the 12-sessions, you will talk with peers who are loss survivors who understand how difficult it is to navigate family and friends after experiencing a sudden, traumatic loss.
The group runs every Thursday from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm in Paradise Valley beginning on January 09, 2020, and ending on June 11, 2020.

Pre-screening is required. Please be sure to call Marianne first at 855-894-5658 to be sure this group is right for you.
Directions will be provided upon pre-screening.

LOCATION
Paradise Valley, Arizona, 85253

Men's Group: Men Grieving
2020-04-30 19:00 - 20:30

Conversations: A Guide to Love by Jean Nictakis April 30 2020
2020-04-30 09:00 - 09:30

Post-Traumatic Growth: Life Coaching After Loss June 26 2020
2020-04-29 17:30 - 18:15
Post-Traumatic Growth:
Life Coaching After Loss

Join us for a 45 min discussion where you will learn how to move forward in life after loss so that you are able to experience happiness and joy once again.

If you have experienced the loss of someone dear to you, especially a loss that comes with trauma and complicated grief, you may be faced with the question of “what do I do with my life now? How can I live without my lovedone? Post traumatic growth (PTG) is about developing new understandings of yourself, the world you live in, how to relate to other people, the kind of future you might have and a better understanding of how to live life, especially after loss. Hear from two accredited life coaches who have both faces losses of someone they love about their journeys, and how life coaching has helped to re-imagine they next chapters of their lives.

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

Patty Kincaid is an accredited life coach through ICF. She focuses on helping clients design new outcomes for life after experiencing a devasting loss: what’s my story now?, how do I go back to work?, where can I find purpose?

Marianne Gouveia is a Certified Professional Coach (CPC) accredited through ICF and a Certified Grief Companion trained by Dr. Alan Wolfelt. In February of 2016, she lost her son Eric at the young age of 27 to suicide after a long struggle with addiction. She understands how difficult and complicated this loss is. Her is passion is helping grievers find their spiritual footing so that they may experience joy and happiness once again. Marianne is the founder of EricsHouse Inc., a non-profit organization that specializes bereavement support for those who have been impacted by suicide or addiction loss.

Post-Traumatic Growth: Life Coaching After Loss April 29 2020
2020-04-29 17:30 - 18:15

Spiritual Direction During Times of Grief- With Carole Whittaker Ph.D. & Jean Nictakis
2020-04-28 17:30 - 18:15
Spiritual Direction
With Carole Whittaker Ph.D.
and Jean Nictakis on
Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at
5:30 PM (PT), 8:30 PM (EST)

Spiritual direction is the practice of being with people as they attempt to deepen their relationship with the divine, or to learn and grow in their own personal spirituality.
Join Carole Whittaker and Jean Nictakis, Spiritual Directors for EricsHouse on Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 5:30 PM (PT), 8:30 PM (EST), in their live conversation as they explore what Spiritual Direction – is and what it is not.
Explore the benefits of Spiritual Direction for those experiencing grief.
You are welcome to bring your thoughts and questions to the conversation.

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

Jean Nictakis – Jean is a certified Spiritual Director through Christian Disciple Fellowship Ministry, a Reiki Master Teacher, and has received grief companion training by Dr. Alan Wolfelt. She maintains professional memberships in the Healing Touch Professional Association, the Arizona Enneagram Association, and Hospice of the Valley. Jean uses Reiki and Guided Meditations focusing on clearing energy blocks to enhance over all well-being.

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Carole Whittaker earned a doctorate in Chemistry at UCLA. Since retiring from careers in teaching and science education and in agricultural businesses, Carole has been engaged in supporting adult spiritual growth. She has taught classes, led retreats, offered individual spiritual direction and developed programs at the Franciscan Renewal Center in Christian spirituality, contemplative prayer, personal development and faith formation.

Meditation for Peace and Presence with Andrea Andress-April 27 2020
2020-04-27 08:30 - 09:00
JOIN US ON FACEBOOK LIVE FOR OUR
MONDAY MORNING MEDITATION

Join a Guided Meditation inviting you to enter in Presence and Peace. Andrea will also spend some time on questions and reflection and will share the prayer “Trust In the Slow Work of God” by Teilhard de Chardin as a Benediction.

Andrea Andress. Andrea Andress unites 40 years of leadership with spiritual direction and intense study of the Enneagram to offer help and understanding in the spiritual journey. She continues work with spiritual direction and the Enneagram following retirement from the United Methodist Church.
Areas of Expertise Offered include Spiritual Direction, Individual Enneagram Typing Interviews, Enneagram Teacher – Workshop/Class Leader, and Weddings/Funerals. Andrea was a founding member of the Arizona Enneagram Association (AEA). 2005 – Andrea was certified as a teacher with the Enneagram in the Narrative Tradition trained with Helen Palmer and Dr. David Daniels. The Enneagram is a personality and spiritual development tool that gives people insight into how they relate to God and others and what keeps getting in the way of those relationships.

Happy Hour Singalong April 24 2020
2020-04-24 17:30 - 18:15
Singalong Happy Hour
All Are Welcome!
with Tina Allgeier and April Boyden

Grab a beverage and join us for a fun hour of virtual singing and laughing to help us break up the monotony of being self-quarantined. Music has long been used to help relieve grief and help us feel better. Studies show that music and singing promotes an opportunity for reflection while also creating a sense of community, culture, and spirituality which are essential to dealing with grief. This singalong is not intended to be music therapy, but rather a fun night to singalong with others as we share our common experiences of loss.

NO SINGING EXPERIENCE NEEDED AND YOU CAN MUTE YOUR MIC IF YOU LIKE!

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

Tina Allgeier is a voice and piano instructor at Strum University. Over the past 40 years, Tina Allgeier has been singing and performing in many areas of the music industry. Areas include musical theater, studio recording sessions, guest performances with local orchestras, duo/trio/band work for clubs and private parties. She has also been involved with community organizations/city sponsored events, and serving as a music teacher and minister at various churches valley-wide. For the past 15 of these years as a music teacher, she has been passionately bringing her extensive performing experience and love of singing to her students. She recognizes and respects the uniqueness of each one of her singer/artist students and individualizes her music teaching to help each student reach his or her own musical goals.

April Boyden is a Spiritual Companion, Interfaith Chaplain, Art as Intuition Facilitator. April has served as a hospital, hospice and congregation chaplain for more than 30 years and currently serves as Campus Minister for the Arizona State University Polytechnic Campus. Certified as a Spiritual Companion in 1999, she has more recently continued her studies at the Chaplaincy Institute in Berkeley, California where she expanded her love and knowledge of the spiritual practices of the world’s many and diverse faith paths. April is also a singer! She has been has been signing alongside people in grief and transition for 30 years. “How can I keep from singing?” quotes April who has sung with and for infants to Octogenarians (and older, but she can’t remember the word)! Music both calms and enlivens from “Country Roads” to “On Broadway”.

Conversations: A Guide to Love by Jean Nictakis April 23 2020
2020-04-23 09:00 - 09:30
JOIN US ON FACEBOOK LIVE FOR
Conversations: A Guide to Love
with Jean Nictakis
This event is a FACEBOOK Live Event. Please join at https://www.facebook.com/EricsHouse88

On Thursday mornings at 9am PST and 12pm EST, Jean will read a short section from her book “A Guide to Love”, which contains channelled spiritual messages. Her book focused on many perennial questions such as “why am I here?” “where was I before I was here?” and “where will I go when I’m not finished on this earth?”
Join Jean Live on EricsHouse Facebook Page as she discusses the messages and engages in an exciting dialogue with questions and comments.
There is no charge for this event.

Jean Nictakis – Jean is a certified Spiritual Director through Christian Disciple Fellowship Ministry, a Reiki Master Teacher, and has received grief companion training by Dr. Alan Wolfelt. She maintains professional memberships in the Healing Touch Professional Association, the Arizona Enneagram Association, and Hospice of the Valley. Jean uses Reiki and Guided Meditations focusing on clearing energy blocks to enhance over all well-being.

Dr. Kathleen Benjamin Rickard - Brain, Breath, and Healing April 22 2020
2020-04-22 17:30 - 18:45
Brain, Breath, and Healing

Join us for a presentation with Dr. Kathleen Benjamin Rickard on how the mind works, and how important it is to gracefully pause our thoughts for better access to healing. Kathy will lead a 60-minute workshop about how the brain helps us interpret our world and how breath works with our brain. You will learn healing techniques that can be used anytime for calm and mindfulness strategies to offer a pause in the racing of our thoughts so that we can heal.

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

Dr. Kathy is an expert on accessing energy from your body as through Reiki, Visceral Manipulation, Neural Manipulation, Healing Hands, Nutrition and /or Health Coaching while incorporating the balance of Nursing Practice. She performs Reiki, Life Coaching, and Guided Meditation. Her doctoral work centered on breathing techniques with different forms of conscious breath to modulate and enhance the autonomic nervous system.

Journaling During Difficult Times with Dr. Sandi Howlett April 22 and April 25 2020
2020-04-22 11:00 - 12:00
Journaling During Difficult Times
with Dr. Sandi Howlett

Journaling is an experiential and empowering way to connect your inner and outer worlds of thoughts, feelings, memories and dreams. Learn simple ways to get started, sustain the practice as well as “mine” your writing for additional jewels of in-sight.

This is a 2-part workshop:
April 22 – Part 1 will include the basics of journaling and is scheduled from 11am – 12am AZ time (2pm – 5pm EST)
April 25 – Part 2 will include strategies to deepen the work and is scheduled from 11am – 12am AZ time (2pm – 5pm EST).

No prior experience needed. Bring paper and pen. There is no charge for this workshop.

There is no charge for this workshop. Please register here.

Dr. Sandi Howlett is a Grief Specialist and has worked with Hansen Mortuaries in Arizona for 13 years. She has both extensive experience and expertise in loss, grief and healing work. She has been the featured speaker at hospice retreats and celebrations, conducted grief workshops for hospice staff and volunteers, schools, corporations, and private groups as well as extensive 1:1 work. Throughout the year, she facilitates Six Simple Weeks, a grief support group, available to anyone in the community at no charge. She also sees some clients individually and leads the Remembrance Ceremonies. She believes that grief is both natural and intentional….that grief is hard work and that healing is possible. Dr. Sandi holds a Doctorate of Education and Master of Science degree from Virginia Tech University

Dr. Alan Wolfelt - The Six Needs of Mourning April 21 2020
2020-04-21 17:30 - 18:15
Join internationally recognized expert on grief on loss, Dr. Alan Wolfelt, as he discusses the coronavirus, grief, and the “Six Needs of Mourning.”

After someone you love dies, you grieve inside. You have many different thoughts and feelings, most of them painful. We call this interior experience of loss “grief.” Mourning means to express your grief outside of yourself. Mourning is crying, talking to other people about the death, sharing stories, putting together photo albums, journaling, and other actions. Mourning is essential because it’s through mourning that you begin to heal.
Join us for a candid discussion with Dr. Alan Wolfelt about how are experiencing grief, not only from our losses, but because of the challenging times we are facing as a result of the novel coronavirus.

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

Alan D. Wolfelt, Ph.D., is an author, educator, and grief counselor. He serves as Director of the Center for Loss and Life Transition and is on the faculty of the University of Colorado Medical School’s Department of Family Medicine. Dr. Wolfelt has written many bestselling books on coping with grief, including Grief One Day at a Time and First Aid for Broken Hearts.

Being Present With Your Pain with Jean Nictakis and Marianne Gouveia April 21 2020
2020-04-21 11:30 - 12:15
What is A Grief Companion?
A grief companion is someone… · Who knows the debilitating effects of grief and has been journeying through it. · Offers support, encouragement, hope and enlightenment to the mourner that will bring about a journey that moves through the grief and into a life of meaning and purpose. Join Jean and Marianne for a candid discussion about how to “stay present” with your pain even when it seems unbearable. Jean and Marianne will share their personal experiences and provides some insights to help you heal.

There is no charge for this event. Please register here.

Jean Nictakis – Jean is a certified Spiritual Director through Christian Disciple Fellowship Ministry, a Reiki Master Teacher, and has received grief companion training by Dr. Alan Wolfelt. She maintains professional memberships in the Healing Touch Professional Association, the Arizona Enneagram Association, and Hospice of the Valley. Jean uses Reiki and Guided Meditations focusing on clearing energy blocks to enhance over all well-being. Jean is also the Author of “A Guide to Love”, a book containing channeled spiritual messages focusing on the perennial questions: why am I here? where was I before I was here? and where will I go when I’m not here?

Marianne Gouveia is a Certified Professional Life Coach (CPC) and a Certified Grief Companion trained by Dr. Alan Wolfelt. In February of 2016, she lost her son Eric at the young age of 27 and understands how difficult and complicated this loss is. Her is passion is helping grievers find their spiritual footing so that they may experience joy and happiness once again. Marianne is the founder of EricsHouse Inc., a non-profit organization that specializes bereavement support for those who have been impacted by suicide or addiction loss. She is a former consultant to the aerospace industry with a business degree and an international MBA from Thunderbird.

Grounding Meditation with Jean Nictakis April 20 2020
2020-04-20 08:30 - 09:00
JOIN US ON FACEBOOK LIVE FOR OUR
MONDAY MORNING MEDITATION

In this 20 minutes of guided meditation, the listener will deeply connect their bodily and emotional presence to the earth. Divine earth energy will be brought into the body and activate each of the lower chakras while the listener gives gratitude for life, presence, and being in the physical world. 10 minutes for questions, reflection, and connection will be provided at the end of the meditation.

This event is a FACEBOOK Live Event. Please join at https://www.facebook.com/EricsHouse88

Jean Nictakis – Jean is a certified Spiritual Director through Christian Disciple Fellowship Ministry, a Reiki Master Teacher, and has received grief companion training by Dr. Alan Wolfelt. She maintains professional memberships in the Healing Touch Professional Association, the Arizona Enneagram Association, and Hospice of the Valley. Jean uses Reiki and Guided Meditations focusing on clearing energy blocks to enhance over all well-being. Jean is also the Author of “A Guide to Love”, a book containing channeled spiritual messages focusing on the perennial questions: why am I here? where was I before I was here? and where will I go when I’m not here?

Virtual Men’s Group: Men Grieving
2020-04-16 19:00 - 20:30
The EricsHouse Men’s Group is a group of men who meet VIRTUALLY biweekly on Thursday evenings from 7:00 pm- 8:30 pm. We share our grief journeys, day-to-day struggles, and our stories. Mostly we talk, listen, and support each other. If you’d like to join us, contact Greg Eckerman at 480-734-3423 (M) for more information or email at greg@ericshouse.org.

Virtual Women's Support Group-Grief Support After Sudden, Traumatic Loss
2020-04-16 19:00 - 20:30

Men’s Group: Men Grieving
2020-04-02 19:00 - 20:30

Women's Support Group-Grief Support After Sudden, Traumatic Loss
2020-04-02 19:00 - 20:30
DESCRIPTION

If you are experiencing the sudden loss of someone you love especially to addiction or suicide, this group is designed to support your very unique needs. Throughout the 12-sessions, you will talk with peers who are loss survivors who understand how difficult it is to navigate family and friends after experiencing a sudden, traumatic loss.
The group will meet VIRTUALLY every other Thursday from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm beginning on January 09, 2020, and ending on June 11, 2020.

Pre-screening is required. Please be sure to call Marianne first at 855-894-5658 to be sure this group is right for you.
*If you have attended our women’s group before, and would like to join the group VIRTUALLY, please send an email to marisela@ericshouse.org.
Directions will be provided upon pre-screening.

LOCATION
Paradise Valley, Arizona, 85253
