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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

The Grief Gallery: July Gathering

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The Grief Gallery
We are ALL curators after a loved one dies. Join The Grief Gallery's monthly gathering and feel free to bring a meaningful object (or the story of an item) to share.

WED. JULY 29

Zoom meeting

11:00am - 12:00pm

Free

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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

Danielle Garcia

New York, New York
Danielle is a multimedia artist and experience designer dedicated to the intersection of self-exploration and the healing arts. With a background rooted in immersive performance, she has collaborated with Bay Street Theater, The Foundry Theatre, Thir…

The Ash Rose Foundation

Palmdale, California

What we're here to reimagine...

What we're here to reimagine... grief as a journey of connection, creativity, and hope. The Ash Rose Foundation helps people honor loved ones through art, storytelling, and compassionate community after loss.

Imogen Carn

Dubai

What I'm here to reimagine...

We're here to reimagine healing. Not as recovery, but as reinvention. Trauma cracks you open, and what you build on the other side can be more honest, more peaceful, more alive than before.
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