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Follow on Google News | ![]() Coping with the Unimaginable: Hope After Child LossJoin Our Live Webinar Series for Bereaved Parents in May 2023
By: Sarz Sanctuary "We understand that the grieving process is unique to everyone, and there is no one 'right' way to cope with the death of your child," says Julie Wallace. "Never expect life to be equal or fair, for me having this mindset helps me build resilience." Join the co-founders of Sarz Sanctuary, Julie and Mark Wallace, in a live webinar where they extend a warm embrace to those who suffer from their child's death. The purpose of this webinar is to provide a safe space to remember and honor our loved ones by speaking their names aloud, sharing emotions, stories, and experiences with others who are going through similar challenges. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with a supportive community and receive guidance on your grief journey. Two Global Time Zones: Northern Hemisphere: May 2nd 4:30 PM Los Angeles (PDT) 7:30 PM New York (EDT) 12:30 AM London (BST) Southern Hemisphere: May 3rd 11:30 AM Auckland (NZST) 9:30 AM Brisbane (AEST) 6:30 AM Jakarta (WIB) Register Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/ We invite you to join us and bring your special memories of your child to help us create a time of discussion and healing. Let's share their stories, speak their names aloud, honor them collectively, and express the emotions that come along with this difficult journey. About Sarz Sanctuary On Saturday, June 3, 2017, the lives of Julie & Mark Wallace changed forever when their 21-year-old daughter, Sara Zelenak, was murdered in the London Bridge & Borough Markets terror attack. Sara's two brothers were also left with an unfillable void in their hearts. Through their lifelong and ever-changing search for purpose and peace, they have learnt that: Not one healing modality or approach is the answer. Getting help or support can be difficult. Our experiences need to be talked about. Our loved ones need to be remembered. End
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