The mission of the Grief Networking Alliance is to establish a network of lay and professional service providers who share information and resources with individuals, families and communities living with grief.
What is GNA?
GNA is a true networking group, started by grief care professionals in New Mexico. The goal of GNA is to attract members who want to give of themselves and create a sense of community and support for other grief providers, to build and establish trusting relationships and offer resources when appropriate. If you are solely looking for an opportunity to promote your business, books or other published materials, then this group likely isn’t for you. If you are interested in establishing mutually beneficial relationships, gaining knowledge in the grief field, and are willing to share your expertise with others, we encourage you to participate in GNA and look forward to your involvement.
Upcoming Meetings:
We typically meet about once a quarter. We primarily meet in-person at locations around New Mexico, and welcome grief care providers in other areas to join us for virtual meetings when we have them.
*If you haven’t received the Evite for the next upcoming meeting, please fill out the form below and contact GNA to receive it!
Upcoming Meeting Dates:
January 12th 8:30am-10:30am – special presentation by Eileen Wolfington for Laughter Yoga – VIRTUAL MEETING in partnership with GNA Denver
If you are not on our mailing list yet, please complete the below form to be added. We typically send out the Evite the month before the upcoming meeting with meeting details.
To Contact GNA New Mexico, please reach out to [email protected]
*Please note, any incomplete forms submitted will not be added to our database.
GNA Membership Agreement & Sign-Up
Upcoming Special Events for Grief Care Providers:
Using Private Rituals with Clients for Personal Transformation
Presented by Dr. Jason Troyer
Date: Tuesday, Jan 23rd
Time: 8-10am (PT)/ 9-11am (MST)/ 10-12pm (CT)/ 11-1pm (EST)
location: Zoom
A special presentation for Hospice Professionals, Clergy, Law Enforcement, First Responders, Victim’s Advocates, Therapists/Counselors, Volunteers, Companions, Death Doulas, Death Care Professionals, brought to you by HeartLight Center.
While funerals and memorial services can be powerful public rituals, we don’t talk nearly enough about the small, private moments we have each day that are important to our grief process. Dr. Troyer will lead discussion around different types of private rituals, how to facilitate transformation in rituals, and helping the bereaved to create and value their own private rituals as part of their grief journey.
Registration Required. Certificate of Completion provided upon request to attendees.
GNA New Mexico Resources
