Northwest Conference on Childhood Grief 2026
One-Day Conference -
Wednesday, February 25th, 2026, 8:00AM-4:30PM PST
- Articulate new information on best practices in responding to and caring for grieving children in therapeutic, educational, medical and community settings.
- Implement new tools and skills to support grieving children.
- Identify resources and programs available to grieving children to support referrals and networking.
- Identify strategies to increase access to timely, high-quality and culturally relevant grief support services for grieving children in our region and opportunities to support local advocacy efforts.
Continuing Education
This event is designed to support professionals who work with grieving children, such as clinicians, therapists, counselors, educators, social workers, childcare and after-school providers, first responders, and healthcare & hospice providers/workers. Continuing education credits and clock hours are available for professional development needs. Safe Crossings Foundation and CE-Go are co-sponsors of this program which is approved for 5 continuing education credits through APA and NY State Approval Agencies. Physicians can claim Category 2 CME for participating in this activity.
Participants are urged to review the session descriptions to determine appropriateness for professional and personal interests; this event is designed to support a range of audience professional backgrounds and skill levels. Continuing education credit is not offered for non-educational activities including check-in, meals, social events, and breaks. To receive continuing education credit, applicants must complete all CE materials, sign in/out at designated locations, and submit an evaluation form for the sessions attended. It is the attendees' responsibility to determine if the offered credits will satisfy their needs.
Registration Fees:
Conference Admission: $180.00
Student Rate: $90.00
Breakfast and lunch included in the ticket price. *Limited supply of meals available for registrations after Friday, February 20, 2026.
We encourage you to consider making an additional donation, if able, to support access to opportunities like this conference to more child grief professionals/students.
Reduced Rate Scholarships are available upon request:
Many conferences offer scholarship opportunities to assist individuals with financial constraints, ensuring a diverse and inclusive participation by providing discounted or waived registration fees to qualified applicants. These scholarships aim to promote access to valuable learning experiences and networking opportunities. Safe Crossings Foundation strives to make professional development and continuing education credits accessible to all who provide grief support for children, teens and young adults in our region. The price of conference admission includes conference sessions, continuing education credits, and meals. For those attendees who are unable to afford the full price of the conference, a limited amount of scholarships are available. To request a scholarship, please complete this form: https://forms.office.com/r/EGpPbYrdMw
Host a Vendor Booth:
Join us at the Northwest Conference on Childhood Grief by hosting a vendor booth! We invite both nonprofit organizations and businesses to participate in this impactful event, where you can connect with professionals dedicated to supporting grieving children and families. There is a $75 fee if selling goods, and the fee is waived for nonprofits with only free resources. Please apply here: https://forms.office.com/r/6w1cbEWgWT
Hotel Discount
The Silver Cloud Hotel – University District is offering a discounted rate during the NWCCG event. Please mention 2026 Northwest Conference on Childhood Grief when you call 206.526.5200 to make a reservation or use code 2026SAFE when booking online.
Please reach out to us with any questions or accommodations needs at info@safecrossingsfoundation.org or 206.652.4723
Please note: Registration for this event will close at end of day February 22nd, 2026.