Many of us find ourselves in a unique position—we've shifted from child, sibling, friend, or partner to caregiver for someone in our lives. While aspects of this new role may feel meaningful and rewarding, the complexity it brings to our day-to-day lives, our sense of identity, our relationships, and our grief can feel immense. Death Doula Jamie Thrower and Grief Activist Lisa Keefauver know personally and professionally how lonely and isolating this experience can feel at times. 

That's why they're hosting this free event—to create community and understanding, with the hope of exploring how they can offer more sustained and in-depth communities of care.

Join us for this free online event where we'll gather in sacred community to explore the grief that comes from long-term caregiving and the unique ways this role shapes our grief after our person dies.

Intended Audience: Anyone who is currently caregiving for a loved-one or who was a caregiver for someone who has died in recent years.