Open Seminar

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Thursday, May. 07, 2026

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Thursday, May 7, 2026 - 12:00pm Eastern
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About The Format

Have you felt alone or isolated after a loss in your life? Feeling overwhelmed? Are you looking to learn about how you can heal after a loss? Have the tools you've been using to deal with a loss not been helpful for you? Have you felt helpless to know what you can do to feel connected in life, joy, or happiness again?

If you answer yes to any of these questions, then please join me for my upcoming Open Seminar, where we will explore what you can do to find renewed happiness, connection, and enjoy life after any loss you have been through. We all do the best we can with the tools we have been taught. Come learn more about some incredibly helpful tools that have helped millions of people heal and move forward in life with renewed hope, joy and happiness

A Note From The Presenter:

HR professionals often support others through some of the most difficult moments in the workplace. This roundtable will explore how experiences of grief and loss can quietly influence presenteeism, focus, and productivity. Together we will create a thoughtful space for HR leaders to share perspectives, reflect on the human side of performance, and gather insights that support both their organizations and their own wellbeing.

Presented by:
Michele Mariscal, PhD
My journey with grief began early in childhood as the dependent child in a military family. I didn't know that this was grief but boy was it! Everytime I moved I left friends, schools, favorite teachers, home, belongings, church, and places I liked to play. The problem was that I was never given any tools to process all of this grief nor was it even thought of as loss in my family - it was just life. When my brother died in 1993 I was lost. I made myself the victim of this loss for almost 10 years - again not having found the proper tools to take the action steps to heal my grief. When I found the Grief Recovery Method I was able...
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