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Facing Change: Life's Transitions and Transformations

Facing Change: Life's Transitions and Transformations
The only constant in life is change. Just when we think we've got things figured out, we find ourselves pivoting and re-calibrating.

"Just when I think I have learned the way to live, life changes." ~ Hugh Prather

From the joys of births and weddings to the sorrows of death, illness, and divorce, to grappling with relocation, family struggles, identity issues, job changes, trauma, and loss, change can leave us feeling unmoored and powerless. Facing Change is a support group focusing on embracing the transformative power of change.

Together, we offer support and care for each other, share tools for navigating life’s changes, practice meditation and ritual as a way to honor life’s transitions, and grow in our ability to approach change with curiosity rather than anxiety.

Any fees collected support the work of Rites of Passage, LLC with 10% donated to Reimagine.

Registration is $0-$10. (No refunds.)

Facing Change is a regular workshop of Rites of Passage, LLC.

Please contact Kristabeth Atwood at ritesofpassagevt@gmail.com with any questions.


**Kristabeth Atwood, M.Div is a pastor for people who don't do church and the founder of Rites of Passage, LLC. Through Rites of Passage, Kristabeth brings her pastor's heart to help people through the spiritual, emotional, and practical aspects of change by offering:

– care for those facing life's changes,

– education on the transformative power of change,

– support for exploring life's big questions, and

– personalized rituals to mark life’s transitions.

Kristabeth holds space for people to connect with themselves, those around them, and with the sacred, whatever that means to them. She feels privileged to help people honor and mark the meaningful moments that encompass all the seasons of life – from birth to death.**

Ritual & Ceremony Talk, Panel, & Conversation Workshop

Track:

Wellness Spirituality Grief Living Fully