The course will be a closed group limited to 12 to 15 participants.
The six-week meeting series will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays,
beginning Feb. 5 in the Memorial Center for Learning and Innovation
(MCLI), 228 W. Miller St., at the southeast corner of Rutledge and
Miller streets.
A licensed clinical social worker from Memorial Home Services
Hospice will lead the class. Attendees will follow a curriculum that
follows the five stages of grief.

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The course will use materials developed by experts in the field of grief
counseling. The content is appropriate for 12-year-olds and older.
Advance registration is required by visiting MemorialHomeServices.com/
SupportGroups or calling 217-788-3333.
Free parking is available on the first and third levels of the parking garage
south of the MCLI at Rutledge and Carpenter streets.
[Michael Leathers, MHS Public
Relations] |