Get your questions answered about the Mindfulness & Grief Coach Certification
Thursday, January 22, 2026 at 12:00 pm ET • Replay included
If you love your work, but have a hard time walking the talk (or practicing what you preach), this workshop is for you. I'll explain how mindfulness, meditation and journaling can help you and your clients cope with life's challenges. I will also share how the Mindfulness & Grief System can give you a framework to help you and your clients cope with stress, change and build resilience. You'll leave with a clear picture of how the Mindfulness & Grief Coach Certification works so you can decide if it fits into your life and practice.
In this live information session you will learn...
This workshop is for:
- Grief counselors, social workers, and therapists
- Group leaders and facilitators (hospice, hospitals, nonprofits)
- Meditation and yoga professionals working with grieving clients
What you get when you join live:
- Insight into how mindfulness and self-compassion can improve professional well-being
- What to expect from the training, including time commitment and certification test
- Live Q&A with the course Heather Stang
The truth is, you don’t have to choose between your calling and your well-being. You need new tools to sustain your energy, set boundaries, and reconnect with the work you once loved.
Meet your guide
Heather Stang, MA, C-IAYT, is the author of Navigating Loss, Living With Grief (formally Mindfulness & Grief) and the guided journal, From Grief To Peace. She is the recipient of the 2025 Association for Death Education and Counseling Clinical Practice Award, holds a Master's Degree in Thanatology from Hood College, and is a Certified Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapist. Her 8-step Mindfulness & Grief System that is featured in the Handbook of Grief Therapies, and is the foundation of a self-care focused online grief support group, Awaken. Heather also hosts the Moving Grief Podcast, the Mindfulness & Grief Podcast, and offers private sessions and professional training through her organization, the Mindfulness & Grief Institute.
Her work is grounded in a heartfelt desire to relieve suffering, and in honor of her Uncle Doug who died by suicide when she was a child. Heather holds a master’s degree in Thanatology from Hood College and is a Certified Yoga Therapist in the Phoenix Rising tradition. Learn more about Heather and her upcoming workshops at mindfulnessandgrief.com.
