0664 - Talking About Death Won’t Kill Us: Compassion, Connection, and Community
Course Description
This lecture invites a gentle conversation about death, grief, and loss, and how compassionate communities can help us support one another. We’ll explore the value of talking openly, reducing isolation, and strengthening connection - no pressure to share, just a welcoming space to listen and reflect.
Instructor
Dr. Cara Grosset is a Registered Social Worker and a Fellow in Thanatology. Cara is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Social Work at Wilfrid Laurier University, and in the Thanatology and Disability Studies programs at King’s University College, Western University. Cara works in private practice where she supports grieving individuals and families of all ages and abilities.
Location
Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex, Community Pavilion (101 Father David Bauer Drive, Waterloo, ON)
- Parking is free.
- Download the facility map (PDF) to find facilities and parking lots.
Notes
- Lecture Time : 130-300 pm
- Lecture Cost: $16.00 + HST
- Participants must register before the day of the lecture.
- Laurier’s online registration system accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Visa Debit, and MasterCard Debit.
- You will only be able to purchase 1 seat at the time of registration. If looking to register more than 1 person, each registrant will require their own account to complete the registration.
- Lectures are non-refundable
Contact
If you have any questions please email lifelonglearning@wlu.ca.