Fundación ICLOBY Committed to Training in CONSCIOUS ACCOMPANIMENT AND GRIEF SUPPORT

The in-person week, as this annual event is known among students, took place in April with the participation of 20 students from several countries and a faculty team led by Dr. Luján Comas, president of the Foundation.

After a year of studying, sharing experiences, and engaging in virtual learning environments, more than 20 students came together to continue learning — but this time with the unique power that in-person interaction offers: the connection of a hug, direct eye contact, warm greetings, shared laughter, heartfelt camaraderie, and a deep sense of companionship.

Always striving to provide added value, ICLOBY Foundation included, on this occasion, a retreat led by Dr. Jorge Gómez Calle, a professor in the Master’s program who traveled from Colombia for the event. Joining him were other distinguished faculty members, including Dr. Manuel Sans Segarra, Dr. Sergio Marina, psychologist Mikel Lizarralde, and Dr. Luján Comas, all of whom played an important role in the gathering.

The shared feeling that emerged in unison was: “We are different people from those who began this journey a year ago after this training and a year of sharing together.”

Here we share some photos from the event

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