Death is not a stranger. It has visited each of us in one form or another—through the loss of someone we love, the stories passed down to us, or the quiet knowledge that we too have our own personal appointment with it. And yet, few of us have been invited to sit with it, learn from it, or build a relationship with it.  To enlist it as an ally, which is exactly what it is.  We have been taught, for the most part that it is our enemy.

This powerful workshop is an opportunity to do just that. “Touching Mortality” invites you to engage in an intentional, proactive exploration of your past, present, and future relationship with death. Through guided reflections, guided solo and group exercises, and (optional) guided group sharing, you will be supported in calling forth your own understanding of mortality—not as an enemy to be feared, but as a lifelong companion, a teacher, and ultimately, ally and guide to what truly matters.

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This workshop is for you if:

• You are curious about, interested in, and open to deepening your personal relationship with your mortality; want to make peace with your personal mortality, or mortality in general.    

• You carry unresolved feelings about historic, current, or imminent losses in your life.

• You want to reduce the angst and trauma that loved ones might experience at your death.

• You are seeking clarity about what truly matters as life continues to unfold.