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Others Illness or Hardship

Others' Illness or Hardship

Caring for someone who is struggling—physically or emotionally—can be exhausting and heartbreaking. Reimagine recognizes the weight you carry. We provide resources and events designed to support caregivers and loved ones, offering strength, perspective, and moments of peace. You’re doing something brave—and you don’t have to do it alone.

Upcoming Events For Others' Illness or Hardship

Turning Pain & Grief into Growth: A Reimagine Group Journey

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Reimagine
You’re invited to join: "Turning Pain & Grief into Growth", a 10-week guided group experience, is designed to support you in living more open-heartedly, intentionally, and fully– in the face of loss and life’s challenges– whether these challenges are personal or global.

WED. SEPTEMBER 30

10 Sessions on Zoom

9:00am - 10:45am

$50 - $300

RSVP

Featured Content

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Room for Grief is the Summit track with no curriculum and no exercise: four drop-in rooms open all day on October 15, each held by someone who has spent years sitting with people in grief. You do not have to talk, and ten minutes is a legitimate visit.
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Kelly Cervantes was afraid healing meant forgetting her daughter. She and Miguel Cervantes join Colin Campbell on the Summit Main Stage for Love Lives On, a conversation about what stays after a child dies, and about moving forward while remembering.

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Recently Active Collaborators For Others' Illness or Hardship

New York, New York

What we're here to reimagine...

We are here to reimagine evidence-based arts-in-health initiatives as public health tools to bridge the gap between clinical treatment and holistic, community-based well-being.
PITTSFIELD, Massachusetts

What I'm here to reimagine...

Life includes death. We need each other to grieve and feel whole. Even though none of us "know" how to do this, we do this together beautifully and with kindness and courage. We were made to share both in living fully, and dying with grace.