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Loss Bereavement

Loss & Bereavement

Grief can feel isolating, heavy, and endless. Whether you’ve lost a loved one, a pet, or a part of your identity, Reimagine provides a space for remembrance and support. Our events and resources honor your unique journey through loss while gently guiding you toward healing, connection, and meaning. You are not alone in your grief.

Upcoming Events For Loss & Bereavement

Transformations for Grief

Hosted By

Chris Dingman
An online healing music & reflective space for grief support in community, with vibraphonist Chris Dingman, creative writing specialist Dr. Debbie Bronkema, and holistic psychotherapist Dina Percia

TUE. NOVEMBER 10

Zoom

4:00pm - 5:30pm

Free

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Featured Content

Reimagine Virtual Candlelight Vigil with Mary-Frances O’Connor

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Let's honor our loved ones, hold space for grief, and reflect on the possibilities of transformation with Mary-Frances O’Connor, PhD --- celebrated grief expert, neuroscientist, psychologist, educator, and author -- and grief educator and writer Stephanie Sarazin.

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Recently Active Collaborators For Loss & Bereavement

MyEMemorial

Holtwood, Pennsylvania
At MyEMemorial, we believe every life has a story worth remembering. We created MyEMemorial to give families a meaningful place to honor their loved ones, preserve treasured memories, and share the stories that make each person special. Photographs…

Kristen Emerson, LCSW

Richmond, Virginia

What I'm here to reimagine...

...isolation after loss. I aim to validate the mixture of feelings and reactions, then explore practical strategies to cope -- all while fostering some personal connections.

Jayashri Triolo

Sonoma County, California, California

What I'm here to reimagine...

the idea that we have to let go. I don’t believe in closure. Love doesn’t end. It changes form, and a widow can carry it forward while she creates, laughs and loves again.
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