Events

If you’re caring for a parent earlier than you ever imagined, this Circle is for you. Join Becca Dittrich for a warm, honest space to connect with others walking a similar path.

Nobody hired you. Nobody trained you. Nobody asked if you had the time. But somewhere between driving your parents to the doctor and waiting for the pharmacy callback, you became the one in charge of their care. Share what you're up against, hear how others have solved problems, and get guidance from Jean Ross, RN, […]

Connection Drop-in Circles are a great opportunity to connect with others who understand your situation. Join Elizabeth Miller in a warm and welcoming community, where you can find support and understanding.

David Kessler’s book Finding Meaning: The Sixth Stage of Grief, is a profound exploration that extends beyond the classic five stages of grief to uncover a transformative sixth stage: meaning. Led by Karen Midlo, this Circle is held on the last Sunday of each month and prior attendance is not necessary. While you are welcome […]

When caregiving takes up so much of your time and energy, it’s easy to lose sight of your needs. This Circle creates space to step back, share honestly, and explore what support, nourishment, and self-care can look like in the middle of real life without pressure or expectation. Join Beth Meek for a compassionate, welcoming […]

Caring for a loved one is never easy - it can feel like the hardest job in the world. Doing it while in recovery brings an extra layer of challenge. […]

Journaling, through writing or art, can be a powerful self-care tool where you can process feelings and relieve stress. Ann Kline provides prompts for reflection and opportunities to share in […]

When caregiving becomes our primary role, it's easy to lose touch with the person we were — and still are. Join Catherine Gillespie in this month's discussion on when caregiving […]

Family caregivers often lose their identity while caring for others. In this interactive session, Elizabeth Miller will help us rediscover what brings us joy and gives us the space to […]

When caregiving becomes our primary role, it's easy to lose touch with the person we were — and still are. Join Catherine Gillespie in this month's discussion on ambiguous loss.