Death and Dying
When we think and talk about death, we begin to understand our life more clearly.
A death averse culture does not encourage the hard conversations around death and dying, leaving us anxious, avoidant and ultimately unprepared when the time comes.
A practice of death awareness allows us to see what is important to us and gives life meaning. I work with the dying, their families and anyone of any age to help navigate.
Grief Circle
It is said that grief is swallowed alone but metabolized in community. Grief circles are created for those living with grief in all its forms.
Through the Darkness
Meditations on dying and living through a guided night walk under the full moon.
Preparing for Dying While We Live
To do this work, we will reflect on hospice teaching. How do we learn to live our lives without being weighed down by a lifetime of wounding, anger, and regret.
If you are interested in my work, becoming a client, referring a loved one or just curious about what you have found or why you have been called here, I would love to talk to you, and answer any questions you may have.
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I believe in the sacredness and complexities of everyone’s journey and meeting people where they are. I create a holistic understanding of each client’s experience, history, and comfort level. All of the offerings on this website are created as workshops or tailored to the needs of each client.
You can find me at various classes and workshops throughout the year that I offer individually, or with the amazing creative community I am fortunate to partner with.
”Befriending Death” is a regular class I teach on death awareness, ritual, art, and grief at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts.
Summers I will be co-guiding wilderness retreats for BIPOC, queer and Trans cohorts at Wild Mountain Retreats in Colorado.
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