Decades of Memories: Honoring the Loss of Our Peers and Friends

Join Jewish Family Service for a thoughtful and meaningful afternoon with Dr. Louise B. Lubin, Ph.D., a licensed clinical psychologist with more than 40 years of experience helping individuals and families navigate grief, loss, and life's transitions.

As we grow older, many of us experience the loss of lifelong friends and peers. This compassionate presentation will explore healthy ways to honor those losses while finding hope, purpose, and connection in the years ahead. Dr. Lubin will discuss practical strategies for coping with grief, re-engaging in meaningful activities, and utilizing community resources to support emotional well-being. She will also share brief reflections on Jewish perspectives on mourning that are meaningful and welcoming to people of all backgrounds.

 

Dr. Louise B. Lubin, PhD is a licensed clinical psychologist based in Norfolk, Virginia, with 40 years of experience in adult, marital, and family therapy manypathstohealing.com. She is recognized for her work in survivorship care, helping individuals navigate the emotional challenges of chronic and life-threatening illnesses.