I’ve worked in the mental health and addictions field for many years. I was an expressive arts therapist at a women’s intensive treatment program, left to pursue end-of-life doula training at Douglas college and hospice training through New West Hospice society. And extensive experience with grief and loss with both of my parents, friends, colleagues and clients.

As a facilitator, I attune to each participant – their needs, stories and hold space for deep emotions to express on paper or clay, movement and dance to be created, all within a safe and supportive environment.

There is opportunity to share art work with other participants and are always amazed to learn by mutual sharing that ‘they are not alone’ in their grief.

I am honoured and deeply grateful to share space with amazing and resilient participants! And I’m looking forward to the new space to continue this group.