The WayFinders: Living with Traumatic Death

For those grieving due to a sudden or traumatic loss by suicide, homicide, accidental, or complicated medical death, this integrative model focuses on restoring resilience, calming the nervous system, releasing the death story, and commemorating living memories.

This program is offered year-round to individuals either in-person or online. Initial Assessments are scheduled first to make sure participants understand the process. Sessions can begin as soon as

• 6-week program (60-90min sessions)

• Offered year-round (online or in-person)

• In-person sessions held at the Stimson-Green Mansion, Third Floor

• Online sessions held on Zoom for Healthcare’s secure platform.

• Facilitated by Rebecca Mullins, ACGRS, CTRC

PROGRAM COST DETAILS
$135 assessment + $1100 program/materials = $1235 TOTAL

• $135 Initial Assessment fee is paid at the time of booking and is non-refundable.

• $1100 for 6 sessions @ 60-90min/ea (includes communication between sessions)

• Materials include a personal binder and journal to gather all handouts, exercises, additional psycho-education resources, and support contacts. Covers any in-session art supplies, coffee, teas, etc.

• FREE ACCESS to our professional client portal to Rewire Therapy’s trauma exercise programs - valued at $450 for 3mos of access.

• Note: Financial plans, flexible arrangements, or sliding scales are available if there is a hardship. Please do not hesitate to discuss options during your initial assessment.

GENERAL ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS
We recommend participants have a minimum of 3-6mos distance between the death and participating in group support. (Typically, for more recent losses, working individually is best to start.) However, we recognize each individual’s grief experience, circumstances, and relationships are unique. Therefore, we determine final group participation on a case-by-case basis and will discuss any questions or concerns during the initial assessment.

60-MIN INITIAL ASSESSMENT DETAILS
The main goal of the assessment is to ensure safety while receiving grief and trauma support. During the first half, the facilitator will cover any details you wish to share regarding the death, the current impact and challenges you are facing, and what you are looking for in support.

The second part covers all the program details, commitments, meeting structures, guidelines, and assessing your current ability/comfortability to stabilize during difficult or intense topics or imagery that might arise.

The assessment is not a guarantee of final acceptance in the program, but all concerns will be addressed during this very beneficial hour together. If it is determined this program is not a good fit with your current circumstances, this consultation will provide alternate possible options to 1) work in the future 2) provide resources to alternate specialists or programs to support you in the best way possible.