Moving Through Grief with Grace and Dignity

The fears of facing the potentially painful topic of grief hold our culture hostage. Euphemisms, denial, and ritual are an unsuccessful attempt to belay the hurt felt in the event of loss. The process of grieving is natural, if we didn’t experience grief, what would motivate us to be protective and to care?

Al Sargent has uncovered the evolutionary process of how the brain processes loss with grace and dignity. The initial question to ask in the event of a loss is, “How does this event affect me, body, mind and spirit, now and in the future?” The 5-step process of answering these questions can lead us to a deep understanding and lasting inner peace. When we model the healthy experiencing of natural emotions, our instinctive protectiveness allows us to uncover valuable messages through introspection.

This workshop will give the participants a set of connection questions that can prevent guilt and regrets by honoring healthy relationships in current reality. Actually, by understanding the Connection Model we have freedom to create healthy connections in multiple aspects of our life. With understanding comes the freedom to stand on the foundation of inner peace, solidness and the true essence of self.

Allen C. Sargent, neuropsycho-emotional researcher and developer of Hemispheric Integration, author of The Other Mind’s Eye: The Gateway to the Hidden Treasures of Your Mind (1999), Owner, Success Design International; Co-creator of over 15 brief, solution-oriented processes. International Trainer of Hemispheric Integration™ and Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Neuro-linguistic Programming Master Practitioner Certification (1991).