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Check out this upcoming event with Canadian Virtual Hospice on January 21, 2026 offering wisdom to support Peoples and communities in their journeys through grief and loss

Learn more: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_n3rHNAaaRfep-6b1M1d0wg

In conversation with Marion Brown and Danielle Wilson-Brown - Part 1 | Dying With Dignity Canada BEFORE I GO…Embracing the Journey of MAiD is a podcast hosted by Marion Brown and her daughter, Danielle Wilson-Brown, a…

Did you know that the prevalence of dementia more than doubles every five years for Canadians age 65 and older — from less than 1% for those age 65 to 69 to about 25% for those 85 and older? Make sure you know the facts about medical assistance in dying (MAID) and dementia. Our fact sheet provides answers to commonly asked questions to help you and your loved ones make more informed decisions.

Download it free on our website. https://ow.ly/vi9R50Wqen2

Can MAID be a “faithful” response? | Dying With Dignity Canada Back in 2016 when I was a newly minted hospital chaplain, I had a conversation with a patient that not…

Grieving someone who has chosen medical assistance in dying (MAID) can be complex. From anticipating the death to feeling alienated by a society that doesn't always support their loved one's choice, people experiencing this form of grief face unique challenges and can benefit from specialized support.

Created in partnership with MAID Family Support Society, our comprehensive guide is designed for those navigating the complexities of grief and MAID.

Download the free guide here. https://ow.ly/cb7G50Wtuf2

Hear What Tony Robbins Says About Suzanne's Work! This is "Hear What Tony Robbins Says About Suzanne's Work!" by Suzanne B. O'Brien on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who…

Hospices Engage with Death Doulas to Support Patients Doulas have long been present at one of life’s most important milestones: the birth of a baby. Now, some are trained to provide support during

Breathe & Begin-This Sunday September 7 at 9:30am. Message me for more details.

Someone said to me the other day that not one person walking this earth has escaped grief. I sat there for a moment taking this in. She was right. Every single person that is living and breathing has felt grief in one way or another.

Grief is a universal experience and no one is untouched by it. We grieve not only the death of loved ones, but also relationship endings, identity shifts, children leaving home, career changes, and the countless transitions life brings. Grief reshapes our sense of self, our routines, and our connections. It reminds us of how fragile and sacred life truly is.

Yet so often, grief is carried in silence. Many people feel isolated, believing they must “be strong” or “move on” before they are ready. But grief is not a journey meant to be walked alone. Healing requires presence, compassion, and most importantly - community.

When we come together in safe, non-judgmental spaces, we discover that our pain is not something to hide but something to share. In community, we find permission to grieve in our own way and at our own pace. We remember that connection heals, and that by holding space for one another, we create pathways toward wholeness.

Grief may change us, but together, we can rediscover ourselves and build hope in the spaces where loss has lived.

It’s International Day. When someone you know has died as a result of substance use, your may be more complicated. MyGrief.ca has a module tailored to support you. https://buff.ly/4cDmMWQ

Facing the loss of a beloved pet is never easy. 🐶 🐱 💛

Meet End-of-Life Doula - Angela Shook. Dragonfly End-of-Life Services

Angela Shook gently guides us through one of life’s most tender intersections, supporting both ourselves and our beloved animal companions during their final days.

This session provides:
💠 Practical tools for recognizing signs of decline
💠 Guidance on creating meaningful memorials
💠 Emotional support for navigating grief with reverence

Whether you’re currently walking this path or preparing to support someone else, you’ll leave with a deeper understanding and heartfelt validation.

Don’t miss this free online Community event on August 26th — Supporting Companion Animals at End of Life.

📣 Use the link below to connect with a free community of people transforming end-of-life care from the inside out. You don’t have to do this alone.

Join us today: https://empoweredendings.org/community/