Traumatic Grief, Liminality, and Post Growth – Second Sunday Seminar
Traumatic Grief, Liminality, and Post Growth
A Second Sunday Seminar, With Nancy Jarrell O’Donnell MA, LPC, CSAT, CCTP
Sunday, December 13th from 2:00 to 3:45
$20 by December 7th and $25 thereafter – Via Zooom
Using the lens of both a therapist and a bereaved mother Nancy’s presentation will take participants through her personal experience of traumatic loss. She will provide a working definition of traumatic grief, liminality, and post traumatic growth; and explain the new understanding of how trauma is stored in our bodies. As loss and trauma are part of the human condition, Nancy’s story and hard earned coping skills are relevant for all of us when faced with distress. The presentation will be interactive, with time for comments and questions before closure.
Nancy Jarrell O’ Donnell: is a licensed psychotherapist, published author, and leader in the field of psychological trauma and addiction. She has served as clinical director of Sierra Tucson and founded a 50-bed residential behavioral health facility focused on the treatment of unresolved trauma. She is an international presenter on the topics of traumatic grief, PTSD, and equine assisted psychotherapy. She developed The Sabino Model: Neuroscience Based Addiction and Trauma Treatment as a new behavioral health paradigm which employs neuroplasticity as the root of the treatment plan. She has provided 5 to 10-day therapy intensives across the U.S., the U.K., and Italy for individuals seeking a concierge fast paced alternative to in-patient treatment. She has published multiple articles on trauma and equine therapy in psychology related magazines and journals. She recently published a book on traumatic loss titled The Loss of Lacey. Nancy maintains a small private practice seeing individuals and couples for psychotherapy sessions and is a clinical supervisor for therapists seeking licensure.
