Episode 30 is all about grief & loss. Kylee Shields, LCSW …
Kylee Shields is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and the Clinical Director of Juniper. Juniper is a trauma informed, community based outpatient treatment program for youth ages 13-18 who have experienced sexual exploitation and sexual abuse. Juniper is part of the Malouf Foundation and a part of PHASE Alliance ( Malouf Foundation + The Elizabeth Smart Foundation + Fight The New Drug). PHASE stands for prevention and healing against sexual exploitation.
Throughout her career Kylee has worked closely with adolescents in the areas of trauma, substance use, depression, anxiety, oppositional defiance, bereavement, processing disorders, process addictions, and more. She draws from her prior experience working at EFY, residential treatment settings, HEFY, a therapeutic boarding school, and wilderness therapy.
CONNECT WITH KYLEE SHIELDS:
All Links: https://thebelongingplace.komi.io/
RESOURCES:
GriefShare (griefshare.org), Grieving.com https://www.griefincommon.com/
Megan Devine: www.refugeingrief.com , Book: “It’s Okay To Not Be Okay”
Eleanor Haley & Lista Williams: www.whatsyourgrief.com , Book: “What’s Your Grief”
Dr. Alan Wolfelt: www.centerforloss.com , Book: “You’re Not Crazy–You’re Grieving”
Rebecca Soffer & Gabrielle Birkner: www.modernloss.com, Book: “Candid Conversations About Grief”
Suicide Loss: www.save.org
Military Loss: www.taps.org
Miscarriage/Stillbirth Loss: www.hopemommies.org
Jason & Kristen Clawson: @lightaftergrief, www.hopekit.com
SOURCES:
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2. Us C, Now D. Characteristics of “Normal” Grief. Sfsuicide.org. https://www.sfsuicide.org/prevention-strategies/dealing-with-grief/characteristics-of-normal-grief/
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4. American Psychological Association. https://www.apa.org/topics/grief
5. PDQ Supportive and Palliative Care Editorial Board. Greif, Bereavement, and Coping With loss https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK66052/
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