The most complex life experiences are almost always connected to some form of loss.

We lose people, relationships, roles, jobs, a sense of security. And with these losses come grief, anger, guilt, and emptiness. These are experiences that do not pass us by, but ones that shape us in different ways. And while we are often expected to move on, the process of grief does not follow a clear path or a fixed timeline.

At the panel discussion “A Cup of Coffee with a Psychologist”, taking place on Tuesday, April 7 at 6 PM at Dorćol Platz (Dobračina 59b), on World Health Day, we open the topic “The Psychology of Loss: What remains after loss and how it affects us, our relationships, and society.”

The discussion will feature Jelena Sladojević Matić, psychotherapist, Dalibor Petrović, sociologist, and Zoran Devrnja, priest. The panel will be moderated by Dragan Ilić, psychologist and journalist.

You can reserve your seat by April 7 at 12 PM via email: nakafisapsihologom@hemofarm.com.

See you over coffee ☕