
Are you worried about how you'll handle the grief if/when a child in your care reunifies or moves to a different placement?
Are you struggling to stay present and enjoy the moments you DO have with the foster kiddos you love so much?
What should you do to make the most of the time you have left with the kids in your care and how the heck are you and your family going to handle it when "goodbye" actually happens?
I totally understand those exact worries because I've experienced all of them myself.
As a foster and adoptive mama for 4+ years, (and a foster care informed therapist), I had to lean heavily on the skills I use with clients in my private psychotherapy practice to stay present, peaceful, and joyful despite the ups and downs of foster care. ESPECIALLY when faced with the possibility of saying goodbye to my kids.
And now I'm going to teach you the exact techniques I used to reduce my fear and stay peaceful in the present, come what may.
Which is exactly why I created:
GOOD GRIEF: How to Cope with Anticipatory Grief + Loss as you Foster

A pre-recorded training where I cover:
🌈 Understanding Anticipatory Grief:
Explore the concept of anticipatory grief and how it manifests in the foster care journey.
Identify common triggers and emotions associated with anticipatory grief.
🤝 Building Emotional Resilience:
Learn practical strategies for fostering emotional resilience in the face of ongoing uncertainty.
Discover coping mechanisms to navigate the challenges of foster parenting with grace.
👥 Community Support and Connection:
Understand the importance of building a support network within the foster care community.
Gain insights on connecting with fellow foster mamas for mutual understanding and encouragement.
🛠️ Practical Tools for Coping:
Receive actionable tools and resources to help you cope with the unique aspects of anticipatory grief.
Explore self-care practices tailored to foster mamas.