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    Post-Pandemic Processing: Crossing the Threshold of Grief & Growth – a Guidebook for Practitioners Helping Clients in Transition: Post-Pandemic Workshop & Processing
    Post-Pandemic Processing: Crossing the Threshold of Grief & Growth – a Guidebook for Practitioners Helping Clients in Transition: Post-Pandemic Workshop & Processing
    Post-Pandemic Processing: Crossing the Threshold of Grief & Growth – a Guidebook for Practitioners Helping Clients in Transition: Post-Pandemic Workshop & Processing
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    Post-Pandemic Processing: Crossing the Threshold of Grief & Growth – a Guidebook for Practitioners Helping Clients in Transition: Post-Pandemic Workshop & Processing

    By Brian Bard

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    Introducing the Post-Pandemic Processing Practices! This version is for mental health / spiritual professionals and their clients who'll appreciate a general, multifaith, or secular approach. Start using this post-pandemic activity and conversation guidebook with your clients today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrian Bard
    Release dateJun 27, 2022
    ISBN9798201628307
    Post-Pandemic Processing: Crossing the Threshold of Grief & Growth – a Guidebook for Practitioners Helping Clients in Transition: Post-Pandemic Workshop & Processing
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    Brian Bard

    I'm Brian Bard, a Spiritual Guide, Director, and Coach with services in Minneapolis, St. Paul, the greater Twin Cities MN area, and online. I’m also a writer with a series of novels in the works, and am active on the InVocation blog exploring spirituality, social issues, and mythology. I’ve facilitated workshops, classes, ceremonies, and retreats in many different settings: community organizing/activism, funerals, memorials, grief support groups, spiritual communities, schools, theater, and universities. And since 2020, I’ve had countless conversations with people about their experiences during the Pandemic Era, and what they’re hoping for from the Recovery Era. I’ve drawn from all these experiences to assemble these Lessons from the Pandemic, as well as upcoming, comprehensive courses on processing grief and finding your calling. I’m always available to for events speaking engagements, on these topics and more! Beyond these, I offer guidance for individuals, couples, families, and groups of all beliefs, bodies, and backgrounds in a wide variety of spiritual matters. I accompany and coach clients as they connect with Spirit, Soul, and the Sacred, offering steady presence and fresh insight. Head to my website – invitedinvocation.com – to learn more about my services, my background and training, and a free consult. I hope to keep working with you in some capacity, and to count you as a subscriber to the InVocation blog!

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      Post-Pandemic Processing - Brian Bard

      GRATITUDES

      Welcome to these processing practices, and thank you so much for being part of them! I sincerely hope you and your clients find it helpful in the transition to post-pandemic life.

      I want to thank those who made this guidebook possible: Ned Abenroth, Nicole Greenwald, Mary Kietzmann, Katie Kreitzer, Scott McRae, Kyle Petricek, Ellie Roscher, Paul Stoltenberg, Peter Watkins, Kirk Webb, Ellen Weber for their wise counsel; John & Leslie Williams for their gracious hospitality; Marsha Arndt & Rick Nelson, Jill & Chris Bishop, Nick Dailey-Arndt, Margot Dailey, Perrine Dailey, and the Illuman community for their love and support; Jordan Bishop for her brilliant filmography; and Devin Bard, as always, for everything.

      I also want to acknowledge that I reside and work on the ancestral homelands of resilient indigenous peoples: the Dakota Sioux, Lakota Sioux, and Anishinaabe Ojibwe First Nations. I offer my gratitude and honor to them for their historical and continued stewardship of this place, for their care and wisdom. And I offer my gratitude and honor to the land itself for the gift of life,

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