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The Fall Drop In Grief Walks are Beginning Soon!

The Fall Drop In Grief and Bereavement Walking Group is beginning Thursday, September 5th.

Led by experienced volunteer facilitators, this walk is a support group for those who have lost a loved one and are experiencing grief, offering a supportive space to talk and share while taking a gentle walk in the company of others.

These walks occur every Thursday beginning September 5th and run through November 28th.

Meet on the steps outside the Squamish Adventure Centre at 10am for an hour.

Look for the volunteer with the Sea to Sky Hospice Society backpack.

No preregistration necessary.

Whistler Weekly Bereavement Walk

Spend time in the company of others on your grief and bereavement journey, and all are welcome, at any stage of your journey.

This is a drop in walk, no pre-registration required.

Co- Sponsored by the Whistler Community Services Society & the Sea to Sky Hospice Society

For more information please contact Shalissa Forestell – shalissa@mywcss.org

 

Online Grief and Loss Support Group

 

Are you in need of support to assist you with your grief or loss? Join Carolyn for this online weekly group.

This is an 8 – week online Grief and Loss Conversation Group, led by highly skilled Hospice Volunteer Caroly Green.

It takes place Thursday evenings from 5-6 pm, beginning October 3rd and running through November 28th.

The meetings will be held on Zoom.

Email Jody.Kramer@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca to register or for more information.

Whistler Care Giver Support Group

This group provides caregivers with an opportunity to take a break, share a cup of coffee and meet with other caregivers. All caregivers welcome, regardless of the disease or disability of the person they are taking care of. Parents of young children who feel isolated or stressed are also welcome.

First and third Friday of every month 1 – 2:30pm every month.

Whistler Public Library Community Room

No cost and refreshments are provided.

Registration is required as space is limited.

Email publicservices@whistlerlibrary.ca to sign up.

For additional information, please contact Dr. Valerie Whiffen at caregivers@whiffen.ca

Presented by the Sea to Sky Hospice Society, Mature Action Committee of Whistler, Whistler Public Library, and the Whistler Community Services Society

 

The Fall Drop In Grief Walks are Beginning Soon!

The Fall Drop In Grief and Bereavement Walking Group is beginning Thursday, September 5th.

Led by experienced volunteer facilitators, this walk is a support group for those who have lost a loved one and are experiencing grief, offering a supportive space to talk and share while taking a gentle walk in the company of others.

These walks occur every Thursday beginning September 5th and run through November 28th.

Meet on the steps outside the Squamish Adventure Centre at 10am for an hour.

Look for the volunteer with the Sea to Sky Hospice Society backpack.

No preregistration necessary.

Whistler Weekly Bereavement Walk

Spend time in the company of others on your grief and bereavement journey, and all are welcome, at any stage of your journey.

This is a drop in walk, no pre-registration required.

Co- Sponsored by the Whistler Community Services Society & the Sea to Sky Hospice Society

For more information please contact Shalissa Forestell – shalissa@mywcss.org

 

Online Grief and Loss Support Group

 

Are you in need of support to assist you with your grief or loss? Join Carolyn for this online weekly group.

This is an 8 – week online Grief and Loss Conversation Group, led by highly skilled Hospice Volunteer Caroly Green.

It takes place Thursday evenings from 5-6 pm, beginning October 3rd and running through November 28th.

The meetings will be held on Zoom.

Email Jody.Kramer@seatoskyhospicesociety.ca to register or for more information.

Squamish Monthly Care Giver Support Group

The Fall Drop In Grief Walks are Beginning Soon!

The Fall Drop In Grief and Bereavement Walking Group is beginning Thursday, September 5th.

Led by experienced volunteer facilitators, this walk is a support group for those who have lost a loved one and are experiencing grief, offering a supportive space to talk and share while taking a gentle walk in the company of others.

These walks occur every Thursday beginning September 5th and run through November 28th.

Meet on the steps outside the Squamish Adventure Centre at 10am for an hour.

Look for the volunteer with the Sea to Sky Hospice Society backpack.

No preregistration necessary.

Whistler Weekly Bereavement Walk

Spend time in the company of others on your grief and bereavement journey, and all are welcome, at any stage of your journey.

This is a drop in walk, no pre-registration required.

Co- Sponsored by the Whistler Community Services Society & the Sea to Sky Hospice Society

For more information please contact Shalissa Forestell – shalissa@mywcss.org

 

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We acknowledge our work and volunteer engagement on the traditional ancestral and unceded territory the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation), the Líl̓wat Nation and the N’Quatqua First Nation.

We acknowledge that the Nations and the people are the original caretakers and stewards over the lands and waters.