Workshop on helping grieving children coming to Twin Lakes

A workshop entitled “How to Help a Grieving Child” will be held by MargaretAnn’s Place, Wisconsin’s Center of Hope for Grieving Children, on Monday, Nov. 22 at 6 p.m. at Community Library in Twin Lakes, 110 South Lake Ave., Twin Lakes.

The workshop, designed for parents, caregivers, and educators, will cover such topics as how children express grief, the importance of helping children learn coping skills to deal with their emotions, and methods to help children begin the healing process and move toward creating healthy and productive futures.

To reserve your space, please contact Loralei Marr at 262-909-4485 or loralei@margaretannsplace.org .

MargaretAnn’s Place provides support, education and awareness for children and their families who are grieving a death of a significant person in their lives.

MargaretAnn’s Place, founded in Kenosha in 1998, is the largest multi-site children’s grief program in Wisconsin. MargaretAnn’s Place gives children a safe place to express their profound feelings of grief. It creates a positive impact in their lives by encouraging them to develop lifelong coping skills. These skills will assist the children in creating a healthy and productive future for themselves, despite their tragedy.

For more information and to get involved, go to www.margaretannsplace.org or call 414-732-2663.

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  1. Heather Keung says:

    I went to a fundraiser on Saturday, November 13 for Margaret Ann’s Place/Camp Erin and it was amazing. I had no idea that this type of organization was available to families at no charge to them.
    While there were many tears at the fundraiser, it was also a time of hope because you could see how the kids have moved on with their life but also did not forget what had happened. The little girl who spoke was very moving. I lost my father at the age of 15 so this organization holds a special place in my heart.
    Hopefully one day I will be able to devote the time to volunteer there!

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