CREATING A NEW FUTURE WITH YOUR IN-LAWS AFTER LOSS

Relationships with the parents and family of our loved ones come in all shapes and sizes. Family dynamics, which were once complicated, can become clearer as you all grieve the death of a central person in your lives or what was once a rock-solid relationship can become messy and hurtful. No matter what your relationship status is with your in-laws there is a potential for perceived judgment on both sides; awkwardness regarding how and how often to speak about your loved one; and uncertainty about your future relationship as everyone’s lives unfold post-loss.

After 25 years of juggling in-laws, Rachel will share what she has learned about perception versus reality in regards to these relationships, as well as practical approaches for handling a wide variety of complicated family situations. This workshop will help you map out a path for a future with your in-laws, no matter what that relationship looks like today.

This webinar is presented by the TAPS Institute for Hope and Healing^®.

FEATURING

RACHEL KODANAZRachel Kodanaz is a heart-minded professional author, speaker and consultant helping her audiences to Embrace Life’s Challenges. Overcoming her own adversary following the sudden death of her husband, leaving her with a two-year-old daughter. She has been speaking passionately to national audiences of all sizes for over 20 years, addressing all aspects of change, growth, and acceptance that comes with embracing life challenges – those expected and unexpected.As a past associate of management for Fortune 500 companies, she learned quickly the see-saw created when personal and professional trajectories collide allowing her to providing invaluable insight to Human Resources departments.Rachel holds a BS in Business Administration and has published numerous articles, blogs, podcasts and has appeared on Good Morning America. Her books include, best-selling Living with Loss One Day at a Time, Finding Peace, One Piece at a Time: What to do with your and a loved one’s personal possessions and Grief in the Workplace: A Comprehensive Guide for Being Prepared.

PROGRAM DETAILS

This webinar is free and open to the public. Continuing education credit is not available for this program.