Death Café hosted by The Heartway
Last Monday of every month from 3:30 – 5:00 PM PT via Zoom Explore the mysteries of death and transform perceptions about life's final transition at the Heartway Death Café, a welcoming, open, and safe environment to discuss any thoughts or fears about life, death, and beyond. Their objective is to foster an awareness of death that leads to a more fulfilling life! Join them on the last Monday of every month from 3:30 – 5:00 PM PT via Zoom (courtesy of the SusiQ -- the nurturing home of Laguna Beach Seniors). The next meeting is Monday, July 29, 2024. At their monthly online discussion groups, attendees become more intimate with death and transform their fears around the end-of-life transition. In a relaxed, open, and safe atmosphere, participants are invited to share any issues or fears surrounding life and death. Please note that Death Café events are a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session. Join facilitator Dr. Andrea Deerheart, Founder of The HeartWay, for a thought-provoking and inspiring discussion. Everyone is welcome! The FREE monthly Death Café features: - A relaxed, open, and safe atmosphere where attendees are invited to share issues surrounding life and death - A focus on increasing awareness of death to help participants and their loved ones make the most of finite lives - A respectful, and confidential space, with no agenda— there is never any intention to lead people toward a conclusion, product, or course of action Find out more and register at www.theheartway.org/death-cafe
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7/26/2024 Mental Health Academy's 2024 Suicide Prevention Conference - August 24 - 25, 2024Read Now Mental Health Academy's 2024 Suicide Prevention Conference
August 24 - 25, 2024 The Mental Health Academy's Suicide Prevention Conference is a pivotal event dedicated to addressing and advancing strategies in suicide prevention. Bringing together leading experts, practitioners, and advocates, this conference provides a comprehensive platform for learning and discussion on cutting-edge research, innovative practices, and effective interventions. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the latest developments in mental health support, share best practices, and collaborate on strategies to enhance community and individual resilience. With a focus on actionable knowledge and practical solutions, the conference aims to equip participants with the tools and understanding needed to make a meaningful impact in the field of suicide prevention. https://www.mentalhealthacademy.net/suicideprevention Photo via Pexels Life-Balance Strategies for Caregiving Professionals That Really Work The growing number of professionals who also serve as caregivers for elderly family members underscores a significant societal shift. However, balancing professional responsibilities, caregiving duties, and one’s personal life presents unique challenges. The importance of finding a sustainable balance is critical. So today, My Grief Connection will explore strategies to manage these roles effectively.
Planning Ahead for Caregiving Anticipating future caregiving needs is crucial in mitigating stress and uncertainty. Developing a comprehensive care plan that includes financial, healthcare, and emergency considerations ensures preparedness. Involving other family members in the planning process helps distribute responsibilities and fosters a supportive network. This collaboration eases the burden on any single caregiver and ensures a well-rounded approach to elder care. Keeping Career Ambitions in Sight It's important not to neglect your professional goals and aspirations amid caregiving duties. Staying abreast of industry trends and opportunities for advancement keeps your career trajectory on track. Discussing your career aspirations and caregiving responsibilities with your employer can lead to support and understanding. This open communication is key to finding flexibility and opportunities within your professional sphere. Advancing Through Online Learning Advancing through online learning, particularly through programs such as a master's in nursing, offers caregivers the flexibility to enhance their career without sacrificing their caregiving duties. The range of options from available nursing masters degrees enables caregivers to specialize in fields poised for growth, ensuring their professional advancement aligns with long-term caregiving roles. Also, this accessibility to education allows for a seamless integration of career development into a caregiver's busy schedule. Setting Healthy Limits Establishing clear boundaries is essential for maintaining balance across all areas of life. Communicating your availability and limitations to employers, family members, and the person you're caring for prevents misunderstandings. It's important to regularly evaluate and adjust these boundaries to reflect any changes in your caregiving situation. This flexibility helps in maintaining a manageable workload and personal time. Mastering the Art of Refusal Mastering the art of refusal is essential for safeguarding against the risks of overload and burnout that come with taking on too much. By learning how to politely decline additional responsibilities, caregivers can concentrate on their essential duties without feeling guilty, thereby ensuring the well-being of both themselves and those they care for. This practice is crucial for maintaining a balance between caregiving responsibilities and professional ambitions, ultimately leading to a more sustainable lifestyle. Embracing this approach not only helps avoid burnout but also fosters long-term satisfaction and prevents the build-up of resentment. Fostering Personal Connections Engaging regularly with friends and family outside of caregiving duties is vital for emotional well-being. Support systems offer both emotional relief and practical assistance, lightening the load of caregiving responsibilities. Joining caregiver support groups provides a platform to share experiences and gain valuable advice. These connections are invaluable in fostering a sense of community and mutual support. Cultivating a Thankful Outlook Starting a gratitude journal encourages daily reflection on the positives in your life. This practice shifts focus from challenges to the joys and accomplishments, enhancing mental health and resilience. Gratitude plays a significant role in improving life satisfaction and strengthening personal relationships. This outlook creates a more positive and fulfilling life experience. Acknowledging Every Success Celebrating every achievement, no matter how small, is important for recognizing progress and maintaining morale. Acknowledging these successes motivates continued effort in all areas of life, including caregiving and professional development. Sharing these moments with loved ones helps build a supportive and positive environment. This practice fosters a sense of achievement and satisfaction. Using the strategies discussed here is important for balancing caregiving, work, and personal life. Planning ahead, setting boundaries, connecting with others, and learning continuously help caregivers manage their roles effectively. Saying no when needed and having a positive attitude also support well-being. By adopting these practices, caregivers improve their own lives and positively impact those they care for, creating a supportive environment for everyone. My Grief Connection is here to share tips and resources to aid those who are struggling with grief. Questions? Don’t hesitate to reach out! Guest Post By Charley Sunday FREE Understanding Grief Webinar
Monday, July 22, 2024, at 7:00 PM EST Join GrieveWell for this interactive workshop to learn about grief and its effects on one’s physical and emotional health. You will receive information and resources to help you move through your grief journey in a way that leads toward healing. This presentation is for those who are mourning the death of a loved one, those supporting someone who is grieving, or for those who want more information about grief. Register for GrieveWell webinars at www.GrieveWell.com/calendar 7/17/2024 Bluegrass Care Navigators Camp Hope For Children ages 6-17 in Kentucky - Fall 2024Read NowBluegrass Care Navigators Camp Hope
Southeast KY: Sept 21, 2024, at Four Star Village, Red Fox, KY - Register by: Aug 30 Central KY: Oct 5, 2024, at Life Adventure Center, Versailles, KY Register by: Sept 6 Registration is open for Bluegrass Care Navigators Camp Hope, a special, FREE, one-day bereavement camp for children ages 6-17 and their caregivers in Kentucky who have experienced the loss of a loved one. Camp Hope provides an opportunity for participants to express their grief and develop coping strategies in a fun, safe and supportive environment. Learn more and register at www.bgcarenav.org/camp-hope Join Good Grief Boise for "Riding the Waves of Grief with Whitney Popa"
Friday, July 19, 2024 at 7:00 PM MST True North Yoga, 1512 N. 10th St., Boise, Idaho Good Grief Boise invites you to come together in community as they hold space for an open discussion on navigating the waves of grief with their friend and guest speaker, Whitney Popa. Whitney is an inspiring writer, editor, and consultant for small businesses with big dreams. A storyteller at heart, she helps connect people through their stories. Whitney is a proud graduate of Bishop Kelly High School ('04) and the University of Idaho ('08). She currently resides between Edmonds and Waterville, WA. Her debut book, "A Wave Called Grief," explores her journey through loss and healing. Don't miss this special opportunity to share, listen, and heal together. Let's support one another and navigate the waves of grief as a community. Donations are greatly appreciated but not required. https://www.facebook.com/events/748263513811038?ref=newsfeed Please register here: https://www.truenorthyoga.co/workshops/ Navigating Sibling Loss Workshop
July 16, 2024 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm (PT) Losing a sibling to homicide is a deeply traumatic experience that can have far-reaching effects on various aspects of one's life. Join Homicide Survivors for their virtual Navigating Sibling Loss workshop on July 16, 2024, where the group will explore the different impacts that sibling loss has on one's identity. This workshop is for siblings 18 and older who are navigating the loss of their sibling due to homicide. Together, we can navigate the ebbs and flows of grief. Register Here: www.linktr.ee/HomicideSurvivors 💔July is Bereaved Parents Awareness Month💔
Bereaved Parents Awareness Month is a month dedicated to raising awareness of the support necessary when one endures the loss of a child. Bereaved Parents Day will take place on Wednesday, July 3rd, to raise awareness for all parents who have lost a child of any age and from any circumstance. This day of support was initiated in 2020 by the UK charity A Child of Mine after they realized there wasn't a specific day honoring bereaved parents from all walks of life. The theme this year is "Love Lives On". The aim is to unite every bereaved parent from all walks of life and to break the silence around loss. Sadly, babies and children die, but it's time to stop the taboo and start talking about death and loss and show up with empathy for bereaved parents.Please join us to help spread the message, keep the conversation going, and show the bereaved parent community that they are NOT alone. Participate by lighting a candle on Wednesday, July 3rd, at 7:00 PM in your timezone to remember all of the children who have lost their lives too soon. If you would like to share a photo on social media to show your support, please use the hashtags: #nationalbereavedparentsday2024 #bereavedparentsday2024 #achildofmine #LoveLivesOn #NBPD24 Let's come together to honor and support parents who have faced the unimaginable loss of a child by spreading love and compassion. Let's raise awareness, foster understanding, and provide a community of comfort and healing. Share stories, lend a listening ear, or simply light a candle to show that no one has to grieve alone. Learn more at: https://achildofmine.org.uk/national-bereaved-parents-awareness-day/ 8th Annual Pink and Blue Fun Run
Saturday, June 22, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM MT Lakeview Park (1304 7th Street North, Nampa, Idaho, 83687 The 8th Annual Pink and Blue Fun Run to support David's Hope Pregnancy and Infant Loss Ministry is coming up on Saturday, June 22, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM MT at Lakeview Park. Come dressed in creative pink and blue, and them in commemorating the lives of babies gone too soon. This year's theme at the Pink and Blue Fun Run/ Walk is "You are My Sunshine." The event will benefit David's Hope Pregnancy Loss Ministry, a non-profit organization based in Nampa, Idaho, that helps families cope with pregnancy loss, miscarriage, stillbirth, and early infant death. There will be plenty of fun for the whole family as well as prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place, a drawing for all participants, and a prize for the very best pink and blue spirit!! There will also be raffles, face painting, vendors, and fun for the whole family! Register now at www.pinkandbluerun.com Never Give Up Outdoor Fitness Community Event
June 22, 2024 from 9:00 - 11:00 AM Cultural Center (formerly known as HCC), 315 Stampede Drive, Nampa, ID 83687 All are invited to the "NEVER GIVE UP" Outdoor Fitness Community Event for a slim shady time full of fun, activities, prizes, music and exercise an a lot of information! This is a FREE community event aimed at encouraging our community to stay active and bring awareness to mental health. Expect: Vendors, prizes, & snacks. Let's come together, get moving, and support each other! Hosted by: Super Nutrition, GFS Home Loans, McAlvain Companies Inc. Don't forget to share your photos and tag @SuperNutrition Learn more at: https://www.facebook.com/SuperNutrition1422/ Wellness Retreat: A Weekend of Healing for Violent Crime Survivors
From October 4-6, 2024 in Gig Harbor, Washington Victim Support Services (VSS) is hosting a free to attend Wellness Retreat: A Weekend of Healing for Violent Crime Survivors, from October 4-6, 2024 in the serene and picturesque setting of Gig Harbor, WA and applications are now open! This exclusive retreat will take place at a private AirBnB location, revealed only to confirmed participants to ensure a safe and intimate environment. Each attendee will have their own bedroom, providing a personal space to unwind. Due to the nature of this retreat, they are limiting participation to just 6 individuals, allowing for a close-knit and supportive community. There is no cost to attend. - Immerse yourself in a safe environment filled with workshops and therapeutic activities to embrace healing, resilience and renewal - Find solace in a mindful ambiance - Forge meaningful connections with others who understand the journey toward empowerment Please note, applying does not guarantee a spot at the retreat. They will review each application carefully to ensure a warm, appropriate, and safe environment for all participants. Applications are open from June 3-30, and they will notify applicants of their status by July 10. For more details, please visit: https://victimsupportservices.org/help.../wellness-retreat/ For any questions or concerns, please reach out to their Community Support Coordinator, Liberty Miller, at [email protected]. Click the link below to apply. Applications are being accepted through June 30th. https://forms.gle/o5opoCtRaWYp1AP26 GrieveWell Understanding Grief Webinar
Monday, May 19, 2024, at 2:00 PM EST GrieveWell will be offering the FREE hybrid webinar "Understanding Grief" on Monday, May 19, 2024, at 2:00 PM EST. Join GrieveWell for this interactive workshop to learn about grief and its effects on one’s physical and emotional health. You will receive information and resources to help you move through your grief journey in a way that leads toward healing. This presentation is for those who are mourning the death of a loved one, those supporting someone who is grieving, or for those who want more information about grief. Register for GrieveWell webinars at www.GrieveWell.com/calendar 2nd Annual Suicide Prevention in the Black Community Summit
June 20, 2024, from 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM ET The Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation is honored to host the 2nd Annual Suicide Prevention in the Black Community Summit on June 20, 2024, from 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM ET. At the core of their values is an unwavering commitment to "Saving Lives Until Not One Is Lost." Their upcoming summit revolves around "Moving Hope into Action: Faith, Family, and Community," embodying their mission to initiate change. During this summit, community leaders, healthcare providers, and public officials from across the state will come together to learn about the factors that contribute to suicide in the Black community and walk away with the next steps that will change how we approach suicide prevention in the future. The goal of this summit is to build upon the success of last year's event and address the most relevant and cutting-edge strategies and resources to help facilitate, strengthen, and increase capacity and support resiliency to address suicide in the Black community in a culturally responsive way. Their primary focus is to destigmatize, normalize, and break the silence surrounding these issues while striving to strengthen efforts to educate and advocate for mental health wellness for individuals, families, and communities impacted by suicide in the Black Community. Your support will contribute to a collective effort to foster a community that prioritizes mental health, breaks down barriers, and saves lives. Help make a lasting impact on the journey toward mental health awareness and suicide prevention in the Black Community. Registration is free for OSPF members and $30 for non-members. (MGC is NOT an affiliate.) Learn more and purchase your ticket at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2024-suicide-prevention-in-the-black-community-summit-tickets-875373123577?aff=erelexpmlt Death Cafe Boise
Tuesday, April 30, 2024, from 6:00 -7:30 PM Edwards Greenhouse + Flowershop at 4106 Sand Creek St, Boise, ID 83703 Join the Death Cafe Boise for their next gathering at the Edwards Greenhouse + Flowershop (4106 Sand Creek St, Boise, ID 83703) from 6:00 -7:30 PM on Tuesday, April 30, 2024, in their greenhouse facility. There is a large free parking lot in front of the building. Enter at the gift shop and head toward the restrooms - if the weather is warm we will meet outside in the giant gazebo! Come early if you'd like to shop or buy plants beforehand because they close to the public at 6:00 PM. The Death Café provides an opportunity for an open conversation about death. Facilitators will guide the process. Join the conversation, and please bring your curiosity, your interest, and your experiences. All are welcome and invited to participate! Free to attend, and no registration is required. Complimentary cookies will be provided. For more info on the international Death Cafe movement, visit www.deathcafe.com Visit https://www.facebook.com/boisedeathcafe to learn more, or for specific questions for the facilitators of this event in Boise, email [email protected] RUN IN HER SHOES 5K/10K 2024
Join the RUN IN HER SHOES 5K/10K for infant loss and infertility virtual/in-person race scheduled around Mother's Day to support women affected by infertility, pregnancy loss & infant loss. A virtual/in-person race scheduled around Bereaved Mother's Day through Mother's Day to support those affected by loss and infertility. It's their 5th annual event and they would love you to join them in a race that supports a great cause around Mother's Day! Chances are, we all know women who have been affected by infertility, pregnancy loss, or infant loss. Mother's Day may not feel the same to them. This race will have a kick-off in-person event in Boise on May 5th, International Bereaved Mother's Day, and continue through May 15th with virtual options. If you can't join live in Boise, you can run on your own time and at your own pace. Your registration cost for all race options will contribute toward a fund to help mothers with bereavement counseling, funeral expenses, research, and infertility treatment costs. This year (2024) they will donate the majority of the money received to support SHARE for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support (Boise Chapter). In the past 4 years, they have raised over $5,000 in donations! VIRTUAL RACE - Complete your registration then run or walk a 5K or 10K anywhere — sidewalks, paths, treadmill— sometime between May 5 and May 15. Run in stages or all at once, or multiple times even! BOISE, ID - IN PERSON RACE - This race will occur May 5th at 2:00 PM. Check-in is at 1:30 PM at Willow Lane Park (4618 W. Willow Lane). The course is out-and-back 5K going west on the Greenbelt near the Fairgrounds and back. Walkers, runners, and strollers are all welcome! Post your results, photos, and selfies to our Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/runinhershoes/) by May 15th. Individuals are encouraged to share their stories about why they chose to participate, who they are supporting, or how they have been affected by this cause. Special prizes will be awarded to individuals who post. Their hope is that all can feel their love this Mother’s Day season. Register and get more info at: https://tinyurl.com/RunInHerShoes2024 Good Grief Boise Life After Loss Workshop
Sunday, April 28, 2024, from 1:00 - 3:00 PM MT 1512 N. 10th Street, Boise, Idaho You are invited to join Good Grief for a workshop on Sunday, April 28, 2024, from 1:00 - 3:00 PM MT at True North Yoga, near Hyde Park. Have you found yourself in a place of wondering, "What's Next?" after losing a loved one, the ending of a relationship or another significant loss? Whether you've experienced a loss recently or if it's been some time, reminders of this loss continually show up throughout our lives. The intention of the facilitators, is to create a safe comfortable space to heal and discuss practical ways to navigate the various types of grief and the waves of emotions, as they arise. Allow yourself to reclaim your peace and move forward on your journey with ease. Participants may also bring a guest for additional support with registration. The total cost for participants and their guest is $33. (MGC is not an affiliate). Good Grief looks forward to sharing this sacred space together in community. To learn more, visit www.truenorthyoga.co/workshops/ 2/27/2024 Good Grief Peer Support Group SPOTLIGHT SPEAKER featuring Jesse Jarvis - 13 Mar 2024Read NowGood Grief Peer Support Group SPOTLIGHT SPEAKER featuring Jesse Jarvis
Wednesday, March 13, 2024, from 7:15-8:30 PM True North Yoga, 1512 N. 10th Street, Boise, Idaho Please join Good Grief Boise at True North Yoga on March 13, 2024, from 7:15-8:30 PM for their in-person group gathering SPOTLIGHT SPEAKER edition, featuring Jesse Jarvis! This will be a peer led discussion on relevant topics related to grief, loss and how to find peace in the healing journey. The group will meet in the downstairs studio. All are welcome & there’s no cost to attend. Jesse Jarvis is a positive and mindful yogi who brings a playful and calming energy to her classes online and in-person. She fulfilled a long term dream studying and earning her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Certification in Rishikesh, India. Most recently, she completed her Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training and in 2022 completed her 500-hour Certification with a focus on Ayurveda. She has over 1000+ hours of training and teaching and has a passion to introduce the healing benefits of yoga in an accessible and approachable manner. Jesse loves the sunshine, being outdoors gardening, hiking, climbing, and swimming in any body of water available. She currently lives in Boise, Idaho. To learn more, visit www.truenorthyoga.co/workshops/ GrieveWell's Understanding Grief Webinar
Monday, February 12, 2024, at 7:00 PM EST GrieveWell will be offering a special edition of "Understanding Grief" webinar ahead of Valentine’s Day for FREE on Monday, February 12, 2024, at 7:00 PM EST. Join GrieveWell and the Ypsilanti District Library for this interactive workshop to learn about grief, the effects it has on one’s physical and emotional health, as well as helpful tips for navigating grief during Valentine’s Day. As part of this workshop you will make a written plan for managing grief during this challenging time of the year. You will receive information and resources to help you move through your grief journey in a way that leads toward healing. This presentation is for those who are mourning the death of a loved one, those supporting someone who is grieving, or for those who want more information about grief. Register for GrieveWell webinars at https://www.grievewell.com/calendar/ The Surviving Siblings Summit
April 20, 2024 - Virtual on Hopin Tickets are officially on sale for the FIRST EVER “The Surviving Siblings Summit,” which will take place on April 20, 2024, virtually on the Hopin interactive platform. In addition to an incredible day of speakers and activities, sessions are available to view and replay for up to 90 days after the event using your paid ticket to log in. They also offer a VIP experience the night before to interact with your favorite speakers, sponsors, hosts, and other VIP guests (the VIP event will not be recorded or available for replay). This will be an inspiring and healing event to life for bereaved siblings and those who are supporting our bereaved siblings. Please note that early bird ticket sales end on February 29th, so grab your ticket today to secure your early bird pricing (limited tickets available). (MGC is NOT a paid affiliate for this event.) Learn more and/or register here: https://events.ringcentral.com/events/the-surviving-siblings-summit Conscious Grief Series 5
February 17-25, 2024 The Conscious Grief Series 5 is coming February 17-25, 2024, hosted by Tara Nash, and this year's FREE series is bigger than ever. Tara will be bringing you interviews with 25+ brilliant people who have navigated the rocky path of grief. You will hear from coaches, therapists, authors, teachers, healers, mediums and more to help your grieving hearts. Each expert will share tools and resources on how to grieve consciously. Many of them will be giving their time and resources for free. Our pain is not something to be dismissed and overcome, it is something to be held and nurtured. Do not miss out, register for FREE at https://www.consciousgriefseries.com/ and let's transform pain into evolution and growth! 1/30/2024 Connection Is The Cure - The Power of Connection Mental Wellness Rally - 31 Jan 2024Read NowConnection Is The Cure - The Power of Connection Mental Wellness Rally
Wednesday, January 31, 2024, from 6-9 PM MT at JUMP in Boise, Idaho All are invited to the next Connection Is The Cure event, The Power of Connection Mental Wellness Rally, on Wednesday, January 31, 2024, from 6-9 PM MT at JUMP in Downtown Boise, Idaho. They have a fantastic lineup of speakers and have added a lot of different aspects of connection to their event this year, and there is something for everyone! Help spread the word by sharing this post! Invite your friends and family. Some topics include: Breathwork, Crisis Intervention, Sound Healing & Tips for teens and tweens on managing the stressors of life. Connection Is the Cure aims to normalize and encourage ongoing conversations about mental health, addiction recovery, and suicide awareness. They will be offering workshops this year, and you can find a sign-up on the homepage of their website at connectionisthecureidaho.org 10th Annual Northwest Conference on Childhood Grief Monday, February 5, 2024 Unlock insights, connect with experts at the 10th Annual Northwest Conference on Childhood Grief. As the leader in funding grief support services for children in the Pacific Northwest, Safe Crossings Foundation is hosting a conference that provides continuing professional development credits (7.5 CEs) while building community, sharing ideas and learning together. This year’s one-day conference is designed to support providers such as clinicians, therapists and counselors, therapists-in-training, teachers, school staff, and healthcare workers. Join Safe Crossings Foundation on Monday, February 5, 2024, at Seattle Children's Sand Point Learning Center of this event. Register now for an enriching experience in supporting kids, teens and young adults through grief at: http://tinyurl.com/nwccg24 Kevin's Song: A Conference On Suicide
January 25 - 27, 2024 Saint John's Resort in Plymouth, Michigan Mark your calendar to attend Michigan's largest and widly respected conference on suicide, "Kevin's Song: A Conference On Suicide," January 25 - 27, 2024. This three day conference will bring together educators, mental health professional, professional trainees, and students, business and community leaders as well as members of the public, survivors of suicide loss, and attempt survivors. It will address suicide as a public health crisis to better understand and prevent suicide while helping to build pathways to better models of prevention and treatment in order to save lives. It features keynote and breakout sessions as well as supportive resources to up to 500 attendees. Join Kevin's Song on January 25-27, 2024, at Saint John's Resort in Plymouth, Michigan. Learn more at www.kevinssong.org Tea with Tara
Wednesday, January 24, 2024, at 6pm UK time FREE community call Tea with Tara hosted by Tara Nash of Conscious Grief on Wednesday, 24th January, at 6pm UK time. As well as touching base, the discussion with be about our words for 2024. This is a chance to gather as a community with like-minded people on grief journeys. It is a judgment-free zone where sharing is welcomed. Register Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEsdeChqj0rG9U5d837MrtKcq6quYwrDimn?fbclid=IwAR1RJs6MQ6yMv7iBCltG8oMl3ogiux9YUTia5MzSbq4oWVKVk3L8thJAbzg#/registration From Mourning to Light Grief Summit
Join the Healing Journey: FREE Online Grief Summit with 21 Expert Speakers! Embracing the power of community and compassion. You are invited to embark on a transformative journey towards healing at the From Mourning to Light Grief Summit hosted by Sadie Beyl and Emily Thiroux! Virtual Venue: 2 x outstanding interviews to watch each day for 11 consecutive days! Date: January 17 - 27, 2024 What to Expect: - 21 Expert Speakers sharing profound insights. - Guided wisdom to navigate the complexities of grief. - Real-life stories of resilience and hope. - Practical tools for your personal healing journey. This summit is a haven for those seeking solace, understanding, and connection during challenging times. Register NOW for FREE at: https://frommourningtolight.com/FMTL4_Sadie Join together with a supportive community, to learn, grow, and heal. Spread the word, invite your loved ones, and help make this summit a beacon of hope for all! |
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