Our ancestors are always with us—guiding, supporting, and offering wisdom from beyond the veil. Even if we don’t know their names or stories, their presence can be a profound source of strength, healing, and inspiration.
This workshop is an invitation to deepen your relationship with your ancestors, to honor their legacy, and to embrace the wisdom and support they offer. Whether you’re new to ancestral work or have been walking this path for years, this space is for you.

Join Rachel Kodanaz for an empowering discussion of how to navigate conversations and plans around the holidays. Learn strategies and share ideas about how to find meaningful ways to celebrate the holidays and honor your grief while still protecting yourself and your feelings.

Following the loss of a loved one, friend or co-worker, individuals are often challenged with navigating through their grief. In today’s society, time does not stop in support of those who have experienced a substantial loss – wrestling with demanding schedules, family obligations, relationships with friends as well as their own personal and family grief.  Please join Rachel for an open conversation sharing current and relevant ideas of how to embrace your loss while maintaining a “normal” routine.

Living with Loss: A Gathering for the Grieving is a small group experience where we explore how ritual, connection, and community help us through times of loss.

Grief is a journey to be shared, and this monthly circle is a space for remembering, honoring, and finding comfort in community. Whether through photos, stories, or cherished heirlooms, we invite you to bring your memories into a space of connection and support.

You have had a loss, and whether it was last week or ten years ago, the desire to connect and continue the relationship never dies. Love never dies. Join Ariela HaLevi, Shamanic Energy Healer, as we explore the healing journey to connect to the spark of your loved one and reignite the spark inside of you.

Gather with author Sheila K Collins and others for a monthly group as we use InterPlay and our creativity to explore our experiences around grief, loss, and disappointments.  We will use her new book, The Art of Grieving: How Art and Artmaking Help Us Grieve and Live Our Best Lives to guide our explorations. We’ll play with storytelling, dance, music, and visual art to get good at grieving as a lifelong art. This afternoon session will be interactive, allowing you to connect with yourself and others.

This workshop is an invitation to deepen your relationship with your ancestors, to honor their legacy, and to embrace the wisdom and support they offer. Whether you’re new to ancestral work or have been walking this path for years, this space is for you.

Living with Loss: A Gathering for the Grieving is a small group experience where we explore how ritual, connection, and community help us through times of loss.

Our ancestors are always with us—guiding, supporting, and offering wisdom from beyond the veil. Even if we don’t know their names or stories, their presence can be a profound source of strength, healing, and inspiration.
This workshop is an invitation to deepen your relationship with your ancestors, to honor their legacy, and to embrace the wisdom and support they offer. Whether you’re new to ancestral work or have been walking this path for years, this space is for you.

Gather with author Sheila K Collins and others for a monthly group as we use InterPlay and our creativity to explore our experiences around grief, loss, and disappointments.  We will use her new book, The Art of Grieving: How Art and Artmaking Help Us Grieve and Live Our Best Lives to guide our explorations. We’ll play with storytelling, dance, music, and visual art to get good at grieving as a lifelong art. This afternoon session will be interactive, allowing you to connect with yourself and others.

This event is an ongoing book club & course inspired by Suzanne’s International Bestselling book The Good Death. The event will empower & educate those curious about or involved in end-of-life care.

Talking about grief is talking about love because without love, there would be no grief. Coming together in the face of loss to tell our stories can be a deep and healing experience.
"Grief is not a disorder, a disease or a sign of weakness. It is an emotional, physical and spiritual necessity, the price you pay for love. The only cure for grief is to grieve." - Earl Grollman

Living with Loss: A Gathering for the Grieving is a small group experience where we explore how ritual, connection, and community help us through times of loss.

What do we do with the “stuff”? Join us for discussions about handling belongings after a loss, as well as get some ideas for useful tools to help with sorting through the belongings, determining what to keep and what to donate, and what it is to part with certain pieces of our person’s physical life.

This event is an ongoing book club & course inspired by Suzanne’s International Bestselling book The Good Death. The event will empower & educate those curious about or involved in end-of-life care.

A virtual panel exploring how grief-focused podcasts offer healing, connection, and a voice for the stories we carry. This event is for you whether you’re a listener, a griever, or a future host.
Stories shared through podcasts can become a lifeline for those living with profound loss and life-altering change.

This virtual gathering will bring together podcast creators and hosts who speak candidly about grief, identity, and personal transformation following loss and life-altering change.

This online creative gathering will instruct the use of materials found in the home to explore our grief through use of various art activities, no prior art experience required. 

Our ancestors are always with us—guiding, supporting, and offering wisdom from beyond the veil. Even if we don’t know their names or stories, their presence can be a profound source of strength, healing, and inspiration.
This workshop is an invitation to deepen your relationship with your ancestors, to honor their legacy, and to embrace the wisdom and support they offer. Whether you’re new to ancestral work or have been walking this path for years, this space is for you.

After the loss of a loved one handling financial matters can feel overwhelming. First Steps will provide you information and tools needed for handling practical matters including: financial matters, understanding documents you’ll need and how to get them, closing banking and online accounts, filing claims and theft prevention. Shane Phillips (author of First Steps: A Comprehensive Guide to Financial Matters After Death) will support you with sifting through what can be an overwhelming process into more doable tasks.

Gather with author Sheila K Collins and others for a monthly group as we use InterPlay and our creativity to explore our experiences around grief, loss, and disappointments.  We will use her new book, The Art of Grieving: How Art and Artmaking Help Us Grieve and Live Our Best Lives to guide our explorations. We’ll play with storytelling, dance, music, and visual art to get good at grieving as a lifelong art. This afternoon session will be interactive, allowing you to connect with yourself and others.

This virtual space is for Peregrines (grieving parents) and others who may be seeking to reimagine grief & empower purpose in the company of other griefwalkers.

June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, and we invite you to join us for a special virtual gathering for those who are grieving losses to Alzheimer’s and other dementias to help process your grief and memorialize your person. Anyone who has experienced a loss to Alzheimer’s or other dementias, we welcome you to join us for a time of discussion, sharing and memory making, and engaging in an intimate ceremony of remembrance.

Gather with author Sheila K Collins and others for a monthly group as we use InterPlay and our creativity to explore our experiences around grief, loss, and disappointments. We will use her new book, The Art of Grieving: How Art and Artmaking Help Us Grieve and Live Our Best Lives to guide our explorations. We’ll play with storytelling, dance, music, and visual art to get good at grieving as a lifelong art. This afternoon session will be interactive, allowing you to connect with yourself and others.

Talking about grief is talking about love because without love, there would be no grief. Coming together in the face of loss to tell our stories can be a deep and healing experience.
"Grief is not a disorder, a disease or a sign of weakness. It is an emotional, physical and spiritual necessity, the price you pay for love. The only cure for grief is to grieve." - Earl Grollman

Living with Loss: A Gathering for the Grieving is a small group experience where we explore how ritual, connection, and community help us through times of loss.

BACII creator, Mangda Sengvanhpheng, joins us for an experiential online workshop designed to holistically guide us through all forms of loss, grief, and the end-of-life with an art activity. The purpose of this workshop is to mindfully connect us to the cycles of life in order to renew and deepen our experience of being alive. 

Join Reimagine and Evermore for an hour and a half of poetry, writing, conversation, and connection. Poets James Crews and Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer provide a virtual refuge for people who have lost a mother/mother figure or a child.

Grief is a journey to be shared, and this monthly circle is a space for remembering, honoring, and finding comfort in community. Whether through photos, stories, or cherished heirlooms, we invite you to bring your memories into a space of connection and support.

Join facilitators Stuart and Cierra in the exploration of narrative – how we choose to tell our grief story, in various settings, and how we can gain a sense of control, remembrance and create legacy through use of the written word.

As someone intimately acquainted with the place of Grief in my life I invite you to work with me to find the key to regaining peace, purpose and, yes, even JOY after loss. Not sure how? Let's talk! This workshop is an introduction to the way we are created to process Grief as a natural, sacred part of life. Just me and you, friends. You can come anonymously if you wish or you can be prepared to volunteer to work through one of your feelings around your Grief experience. You may also be surprised at how watching others can help you with your own situation. Grief may be as "unique as a fingerprint" (David Keller in "On Grief and Grieving") but the way through it is the same for all of us.