Dying Matters Week: 5th to 11th May 2025
WALKING WITH LOSS, TOGETHER
Emma Capper and I welcome you to another opportunity to honour and manage your loss. This time we are creating a day together, where we will share our experience of loss, tune in with all our senses to the natural world around us and walk amongst the trees and beside the river -the picture on the flyer, really is where we will be! We will explore creatively, breathing in the wisdom of this ancient woodland.
Bring a picnic lunch and a drink. We will provide home made cookies.
You will find the booking form here.
To write to me, for more information, please use the address on the flyer.
Bespoke Workshops/Groups/Retreats created for You
I want to provide what you would like. Below are some of the things I can offer. Please Invite me to run events for your group: RETREATS, DAY EVENTS OR COURSES in person (I can travel) or online. You gather the group and provide the venue (if applicable) and pay me as the facilitator. Any profit is yours. I work with many different people including individuals, businesses, organisations, special interest and friendship groups. Here’s what I do:
CREATIVE WRITING – poetry, haiku, prose, fiction, non-fiction (This could be outside.)
NATURE AS GUIDE -creativity as vehicle.
CURRICULUM FOR GRIEF – shedding light on the territory and process of grief
SINGING from our souls.
RITUALS -for major life events, (including funerals and memorial services) and seasonal
PLANNING YOUR OWN FUNERAL.
SHARING CIRCLES
SUPERVISION groups for others working in the field of dying or grieving.
Although a lot of my work these days, especially group work, is geared towards those who are dying or grieving, it is not limited to that. I also work with women who are eldering, business people who are wearying and anyone looking for deeper meaning in their lives. Sometimes I work alone and sometimes in collaboration with others I trust who are very skilled in their field.
I’m so sorry my contact page is broken but please do email me here or via my instagram – @livelovegrieve