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Este grupo *virtual* mensual gratuito de apoyo a las artes expresivas (2º jueves de cada mes, del 12 de mayo al 13 de octubre de 2022) ofrece a adultos y adolescentes maduros una salida creativa para expresar el duelo. No es necesario tener experiencia artística; los materiales de arte se proporcionarán por correo en caso […]
Breathwork is a powerful tool for releasing feelings of grief, sorrow, stress, depression, and anxiety, strengthening the lungs, and connecting with a deep sense of peace. Let’s give our lungs some extra love and release stagnant energy and emotions. In addition, mindful and deep breathing stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system, which creates feelings of relaxation […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
It’s no joke that thinking about the end of life can be mysterious and scary – but it doesn’t have to be! Let’s get rid of our Sunday-scaries together over a fun and informative happy hour conversation! Our happy hour hosts – hospice social worker Lisa Pahl and hospice nurse Gabby Jimenez – will share […]
Death over Drafts Happy Hour (DoDHH) is an opportunity for those who serve in the end of life space and the curious to gather. Join Stefanie & special guest Gabby! Gabby Jimenez, LVN, CHPLN is a Hospice Nurse with Mission Hospice and Home Care (based in San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties), End of Life […]
Solo parenting after the loss of a spouse/partner is especially challenging. This free *virtual* eight-week support group (Wednesdays, September 14 – November 2, 5:30-7pm) offers a safe, supportive place to share your thoughts and feelings with others who have experienced a similar loss. This group is open to family members of Mission Hospice patients, and […]
You have the right to make decisions about your care, but making a plan can be complicated. A plan allows you to take charge of the kind of care you want. The seminar will include: An interactive advance care directive workshop Expert speakers, including a doctor, outlining what care options are available, including hospice and end of […]
The Final Curtain is a death, dying, and grief themed open-mic night. Together we’ll embrace losses and mortality, grieve, and – ultimately – celebrate life and hope. Each act will be given up to five minutes to perform – no professional experience required. To guarantee a spot, sign up in advance by filling out this […]
Tut’n Comedy presents “Smiles from Heaven” Comedy Showcase to benefit Mission House Manor House, Twin Pines Park, Belmont Saturday, November 5, 2-4pm
Healing Touch is a gentle, complementary energy-based approach to health and healing. Training in this evidence-based practice can be useful for all professional and family caregivers. This two-day Level 3 training (November 12-13) is one of our ongoing offerings. Tuition is $497, sliding scale; 16 CEUs available. To register or for more information, contact […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
Every day, Mission Hospice helps people think about what matters most to them. Our personalized care and support, tailored to patients’ needs and wishes, enable families to make the most of their time together. Your gifts allow our care teams to support families across the San Francisco Peninsula and South Bay. We care for people […]
Experiences at the end of life testify to our greatest needs: to love and be loved, to be nurtured and feel connected, to be remembered, and forgiven. Christopher Kerr is a hospice doctor. All of his patients die. Yet he has tended to thousands of patients who, in the face of death, speak of love, […]
Robin Modlin, MA is an artist, SoulCollage® facilitator and creator of participatory healing arts projects. She was awarded the 2004 Society for the Arts in Healthcare Blair Sadler award for “Prayer Flags for Sophia” and has organized flag projects at Ronald McDonald House and LPCH. These simple community based projects involve the whole family to […]
Come together for an uplifting community memorial celebration. We invite you to join us -- come alone or bring a friend or family member. Registration encouraged, but not required. All are welcome! Program agenda: 6:00-6:45pm: Free memorial craft making, light refreshments, mingling 6:45-7:15pm: Welcome, poetry readings, candle lighting ceremony 7:15-8:00pm: Free memorial craft making, light […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
When someone is first diagnosed, there are a myriad of questions that many people struggle to ask, therefore making the conversation something people often avoid. The difficulty, uncertainty, and fear continue from diagnosis through the dying process, at death, and through grief. In this conversation hospice social worker Lisa and hospice nurse Gabby will share […]
What does it feel like to discover you have a life-limiting diagnosis? How do you care for someone you love who is dying and how do you make the right decisions about their care? These, and other big questions, are considered in Living with Dying and take us into the world of facing a life-limiting […]
Tickets are on sale now for our 44th anniversary celebration, where we honor the volunteers, donors, staff, and community partners of Mission Hospice & Home Care. Sunday, January 29, 2-5pm Peninsula Golf & Country Club, San Mateo For more information, please call 650.554.1000.
有兴趣为我们的病人提供志愿服务吗？ 这是你了解更多信息并报名参加我们2023年2月和3月培训的机会。 请致电650.532.2323或通过电子邮件联系志愿者服务主任Craig Schroeder，以报名参加此次会议。
Quan tâm đến tình nguyện với bệnh nhân của chúng tôi? Đây là cơ hội để bạn tìm hiểu thêm và đăng ký khóa đào tạo vào tháng 2 và tháng 3 năm 2023 của chúng tôi. Vui lòng liên hệ với Giám đốc Dịch vụ Tình nguyện Craig Schroeder theo số 650.532.2323 hoặc qua […]
¿Le interesa trabajar como voluntario con nuestros pacientes? Aquí tienes la oportunidad de obtener más información e inscribirte en nuestra formación de febrero y marzo de 2023. Póngase en contacto con Craig Schroeder, Director de Servicios Voluntarios, en el 650.532.2323 o por correo electrónico para inscribirse en esta reunión.
有兴趣为我们的病人提供志愿服务吗？ 这是你了解更多信息并报名参加我们2023年2月和3月培训的机会。 请致电650.532.2323或通过电子邮件联系志愿者服务主任Craig Schroeder，以报名参加此次会议。
Quan tâm đến tình nguyện với bệnh nhân của chúng tôi? Đây là cơ hội để bạn tìm hiểu thêm và đăng ký khóa đào tạo vào tháng 2 và tháng 3 năm 2023 của chúng tôi. Vui lòng liên hệ với Giám đốc Dịch vụ Tình nguyện Craig Schroeder theo số 650.532.2323 hoặc qua […]
¿Le interesa trabajar como voluntario con nuestros pacientes? Aquí tienes la oportunidad de obtener más información e inscribirte en nuestra formación de febrero y marzo de 2023. Póngase en contacto con Craig Schroeder, Director de Servicios Voluntarios, en el 650.532.2323 o por correo electrónico para inscribirse en esta reunión.
This workshop is designed for people who struggle with getting rid of their loved ones’ belongings. We will explore our emotional attachments to stuff and practical steps to letting go. Please contact Christine Kovach, LCSW by email for more information.
Local resident Paul Regan will be at St. Matthew’s on March 1 to discuss his memoir, The Forensic. All proceeds benefit Mission Hospice and Samaritan House – come join us for this community fun-raiser! Early in his career as a forensic accountant, Paul worked with a brilliant young attorney, John Clark, to unravel the fraud […]
NOW OFFERED QUARTERLY! The Final Curtain is a death, dying, and grief themed open-mic night. Together we’ll embrace losses and mortality, grieve, and – ultimately – celebrate life and hope. Each act will be given up to five minutes to perform – no professional experience required. To guarantee a spot, sign up in advance by […]
¡Tome Cargo! Obtenga la atención médica que desea en función de lo que más importa. Este seminario web analiza cómo hablar sobre sus deseos de atención con las personas importantes en su vida y cómo elegir a alguien para que tome decisiones de atención médica por usted si usted no puede hacerlo. El seminario web […]
This free *virtual* six-week support group (Tuesdays, February 14 – March 21, 2-4pm) is for adults who are at least six months past the death of a loved one. It will teach core skills for developing and strengthening resilience using lecture, handouts, exercises, and discussion in a supportive environment. The skills to be taught include […]
Healing Touch is a gentle, complementary energy-based approach to health and healing. Training in this evidence-based practice can be useful for all professional and family caregivers. This two-day Level 1 training (March 25-26) is one of our ongoing offerings. Tuition is $497, sliding scale; 16 CEUs available. To register or for more information, contact […]
In honor of National Healthcare Decisions Day on April 16, we want to celebrate the reasons WHY you decided to have ‘the conversation’ about your advance care plan. Advance care planning is a process, not an event, and is planning for future care based on your values, beliefs, preferences, and specific medical issues. An advance […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
Whether you had a close relationship or were experiencing challenges with your parent(s), their death may be a significant transition. This free *virtual* eight-week support group (Wednesdays, March 1 - April 19, 5:30-7pm) offers a safe, supportive place to share your thoughts and feelings with others who have experienced a similar loss. This group is […]
Nhận dịch vụ chăm sóc sức khỏe mà bạn muốn dựa trên những gì quan trọng nhất. Hội thảo trực tuyến này sẽ thảo luận cách nói về mong muốn được chăm sóc của bạn với những người quan trọng trong cuộc đời bạn và đề cập đến cách chọn người đưa ra quyết định […]
Obtenga la asistencia sanitaria que desea basándose en lo que más le importa. En este seminario web se explicará cómo hablar de sus deseos en materia de atención sanitaria con las personas importantes de su vida y cómo elegir a alguien que tome decisiones en su nombre en caso de que usted no pueda hacerlo. […]
根据最重要的事情，获得你想要的医疗保健服务。 本网络研讨会将讨论如何与你生命中的重要人物谈论你的护理愿望，并涵盖在你无法做出健康护理决定时如何选择某人为你做出健康护理决定。 该网络研讨会还将介绍如何使用预先医疗护理指令和维持生命治疗的医嘱写下你的愿望。
Get the health care you want based on what matters most. This webinar will discuss how to talk about your wishes for care with the important people in your life, and cover how to choose someone to make health care decisions for you if you are unable to do so. The webinar will also cover […]
The Mission Hospice Auxiliary invites you to a night of comedy and cabaret on Saturday, April 29, 2023. Don’t miss this hilarious evening of laughs, songs, dinner, and dancing at the Peninsula Italian American Social Club in downtown San Mateo with award-winning cabaret star Leanne Borghesi and the Ross Gualco Trio. Tickets are just $125, and proceeds benefit […]
Hospice has been part of the medical system in the US since the mid 1970s, yet there is still so much misinformation and misunderstanding about hospice and its role in providing the best possible care at end of life. Join us for this free online class to debunk the myths about hospice and have your […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
When someone experiences a loss, their grief can overwhelm them with strong and conflicting emotions. Some may feel drowned in sorrow, while others feel numb and removed from daily life. Grief can make it difficult to carry on with day-to-day tasks or relate to others. While many think of grief only over the death of […]
打鼓圈邀请我们通过创造性的音乐体验，在我们的悲伤旅程中找到整体性。 悲伤住在身体里，而打鼓可以释放压力，为悲伤提供一个治疗的出口。 由特别嘉宾Jeni Swerdlow带领，她是Drummm Rhythmic Events的创始人，也是经认证的乡村音乐圈全球培训师、注册艺术治疗师、REMO-Endorsed Drum Circle Facilitator，以及经过培训的HealthRHYTHMS和Rhythm2Recovery Facilitator。 不需要任何经验。 将提供大鼓。 空间是有限的。 这个项目是免费的，但需要提前登记。 这是一个户外活动，所以我们鼓励你穿上可以移动的衣服。参加者应提前10-15分钟到达，因为打鼓将在下午2:30准时开始。 有问题吗？ 请联系Christine Kovach，电话：650-532-2390或ckovach@missionhospice.org。
Vòng tròn đánh trống mời gọi chúng ta tìm thấy sự trọn vẹn trong hành trình đau buồn của mình thông qua trải nghiệm âm nhạc sáng tạo. Nỗi đau buồn tồn tại trong cơ thể, và việc đánh trống có thể giải tỏa căng thẳng, mang đến một lối thoát cho sự đau buồn. […]
Un círculo de tambores nos invita a encontrar la plenitud en nuestro camino de duelo a través de una experiencia creativa y musical. El duelo vive en el cuerpo, y tocar el tambor puede liberar tensiones, ofreciendo una salida curativa al dolor. Dirigido por la invitada especial Jeni Swerdlow, fundadora de Drummm Rhythmic Events y […]
Join us for a film screening and discussion in honor of Pride Month! Complimentary light appetizers provided. Dinner and drinks available for purchase -- support our host restaurant by arriving early for a tasty dinner or purchasing food/drinks to eat throughout the screening! 5:45-6pm: Order food/drinks at register & take a seat* 6-8pm: Film screening […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
We don’t only experience grief after a loss—we often experience it before. If someone we love is seriously ill, or if we’re concerned about upcoming hardships of any kind, we naturally begin to grieve right now. This process of anticipatory grief is normal, but it can also be confusing and painful. This compassionate workshop will […]
Caregiving can be physically and emotionally demanding and exhausting. To be able to care for others you must first care for yourself. In the midst of caring for others, take a break and nurture yourself. In company of other current family caregivers, we'll explore painting, meditation, and music as a means of self-care and relaxation. […]
Hospice has been part of the medical system in the US since the mid 1970s, yet there is still so much misinformation and misunderstanding about palliative and hospice care and its role in providing the best possible support at end of life. Join us for this free online workshop to debunk the myths about palliative […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
Guilt and regret are two of the most common feelings in grief. The finality of death allows no more time for apologizing or making amends. There’s no longer room for second chances. And so for many grievers it’s normal to ponder “if-onlys” and experience the pain of mistakes made and opportunities missed. Shining the healing […]
****CANCELLED**** Unfortunately, due to illness this Thursday’s Music at Mission House benefit event has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule this event for the future and will be sure to reach out should a new date be determined. We apologies for any inconvenience this might cause. ****CANCELLED**** Please join us for a private backyard […]
Interested in volunteering with our patients? Here’s your chance to find out more and sign up for our September and October 2023 training. Please contact Volunteer Services Director Craig Schroeder at 650.532.2323 or by email to sign up for this meeting.
Interested in volunteering with our patients? Here’s your chance to find out more and sign up for our September and October 2023 training. Please contact Volunteer Services Director Craig Schroeder at 650.532.2323 or by email to sign up for this meeting.
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
Children react differently to grief, crisis, and trauma depending on their age and development. In addition, as they develop, children will re-experience the death of loved ones in new ways and reintegrate the relationship that has been lost. Children and teens who have experienced the death of someone significant in their lives deserve the opportunity […]
Anger in grief is natural. It’s normal to feel anger and other explosive emotions such as hate, blame, terror, resentment, rage, and jealousy after the death of someone you love or another significant life loss. Yet it’s challenging to experience these feelings day after day. And it can be hard knowing what to do about […]
This free monthly expressive arts support group (2nd Thursday of the month, May - October) offers adults and mature teens a creative outlet for expressing grief. No art experience necessary. This group is open to family members of Mission Hospice patients in California and all bereaved individuals living in the the San Mateo and Santa […]
Our annual fall gala will be at the Grand Bay Hotel in Redwood City on Saturday, October 14, 2023. Save the date! The gala is our biggest fundraiser of the year, and helps us serve people regardless of their medical coverage or ability to pay. Learn more about sponsorship benefits and opportunities and let us […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
This hybrid (in-person and virtual) introduction to mindfulness session is tailored to caregivers and bereaved and is offered by Mission Hospice volunteer and mindfulness meditation teacher, Will Holsinger. To attend in person, gather with us at 66 Bovet Road, San Mateo. Otherwise, join us at 6pm via zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85116014318?pwd=NGgzalcyd3F2dTByamtUWUxkVk1TZz09 Please contact Christine Kovach, LCSW by […]
This workshop is in honor of our ancestor “guides”, and in memory of loved ones more recently lost. No art experience necessary, only a willingness to explore with an intuitive collage process. Led by Chistine Kovach, LCSW, Bereavement Services Manager at Mission Hospice. Supplies will be provided. Adults of any age are welcome. Advance registration […]
Every month, the Avenidas Rainbow Collective will screen movies that appeal to the LGBTQ community. Enjoy free admission, popcorn, and beverages! Community discussion to follow film screening, led by a Mission Hospice team member. Now Showing: Spoiler Alert Drama/Comedy. Writer Michael Ausiello embarks on a roller-coaster ride of emotions when his partner gets diagnosed with […]
Join us for a special Dia de los Muertos/Day of the Dead celebration! We’ll kick the evening off with complimentary refreshments and a happy hour exhibit of our Community Altar (Ofrenda). Following that, we’ll move into the attached ‘Blue Room’ space for The Final Curtain: An Open-Mic Night on Death, Dying, and Grief. Grab a […]
Tut’n Comedy presents “Smiles from Heaven” Comedy Showcase to benefit Mission Hospice William E. Walker Recreation Center 650 Shell Blvd., Foster City Please register online in advance.
CAREGIVERS MATTER A Conference for Family Caregivers Join San Mateo County Caregivers Collaborative for a day of self-care, gathering valuable resources, and connecting with a community of family caregivers! Learn how to care for yourselves while caring for others. There is no cost to attend the conference, but registration is required. Light breakfast and lunch […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
Hospice has been part of the medical system in the US since the mid 1970s, yet there is still so much misinformation and misunderstanding about hospice and its role in providing the best possible care at end of life. Join us for this free online class to debunk the myths about hospice and have your […]
Come together for an uplifting community memorial celebration. We invite you to join us -- come alone or bring a friend or family member. Registration encouraged, but not required. All are welcome! Program agenda: 6:00-6:45pm: Free memorial craft making, light refreshments, mingling 6:45-7:15pm: Welcome, poetry readings, candle lighting ceremony 7:15-8:00pm: Free memorial craft making, light […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
As a hospice nurse, and an end-of-life doula, Gabby Jimenez uses a lot of ritual and ceremony in her work. Gabby has witnessed the comfort they bring to patients and their families, and the many ways they can help soften the grief journey. Gabby has learned that ritual and ceremony can help with grief and […]
This free *virtual* eight-week support group (Wednesday evenings, November 15, 2023 - January 3, 2024) will help grieving adults manage the holiday season. This group is open to family members of Mission Hospice patients and all bereaved individuals living in the the San Francisco Peninsula and South Bay. Please contact Christine Kovach, LCSW by email […]
----- LIMITED SPACE, REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. WE WILL HAVE A WAITLIST SHOULD THE WORKSHOP FILL UP. ONLY THOSE WHO ARE REGISTERED ARE ABLE TO ATTEND. WAITLIST WILL BE CONTACTED SHOULD SPACE BECOME AVAILABLE.----- In recent years, sound baths have gained immense popularity, but The Logos Method sets itself apart. It transcends the realm of mere […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
----- LIMITED SPACE, REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. WE WILL HAVE A WAITLIST SHOULD THE WORKSHOP FILL UP. ONLY THOSE WHO ARE REGISTERED ARE ABLE TO ATTEND. WAITLIST WILL BE CONTACTED SHOULD SPACE BECOME AVALIABLE.----- InterPlay is an active, creative way to unlock the wisdom of the body. It uses forms associated with the arts—movement, storytelling, voice, […]
Tickets are on sale now for our 45th anniversary celebration, where we honor the volunteers, donors, staff, and community partners of Mission Hospice & Home Care. Sunday, February 4, 2-5pm Peninsula Golf & Country Club, San Mateo For more information, please call 650.554.1000.
Interested in volunteering with our patients? Here’s your chance to find out more and sign up for our February and March 2024 training. Please contact Volunteer Services Director Craig Schroeder at 650.532.2323 or by email to sign up for this meeting.
Interested in volunteering with our patients? Here’s your chance to find out more and sign up for our February and March 2024 training. Please contact Volunteer Services Director Craig Schroeder at 650.532.2323 or by email to sign up for this meeting.
*This is a two-part workshop that will take place February 8 and 15, from 5-6:30pm. What matters most to you? If you were facing serious illness, what kind of care would you want? If you couldn’t speak for yourself, who would? Planning for your future care can bring peace of mind – to you and […]
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
This free *virtual* grief support book club (quarterly on the 4th Monday of the month) is for those who like to read and discuss how stories relate to their own grief experience. February's book will be The Wild Edge of Sorrow by Francis Weller. Please contact facilitator Kate Nitze, MSW by email for more information […]
This weekly *virtual* drop-in Bereavement Support Group is offered by video/phone, free of charge. This group is open to family members of Mission Hospice patients, and to all bereaved individuals living in Mission Hospice’s geographical service area. Please contact facilitator Christine Kovach, LCSW by email for more information.
We invite you to join us for a Caregiver’s Cafe! As a family caregiver, you are an essential part of your loved one's care team and play a vital role in their well-being. We understand that caregiving can be a challenging and overwhelming experience, and we are here to offer support and guidance. The Caregiver’s […]
This free *virtual* eight-week support group (Wednesdays, January 10 - March 6, 6-7:30pm) is for adults grieving the loss of a loved one. Explore how creative writing can help you express where you've been with your grief, and where you're going. No writing experience necessary. This group is open to family members of Mission Hospice […]
Our February and March training sessions (Saturdays, February 17 - March 9, 9:30am-3pm, and Thursdays, February 22 and 29, 6:30-8:30pm) will prepare you for being a Direct Care volunteer for our patients. To apply and register, contact Volunteer Services Director Craig Schroeder at 650.532.2323 or by email.
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
This monthly *in-person* drop-in Bereavement Support Group is offered free of charge. Please contact facilitator Delaney Woo, LCSW by email for more information.
This *in-person* drop-in Bereavement Support Group (first and third Tuesdays) is geared towards those in the first 1-2 years of grief and is offered free of charge. This group is open to family members of Mission Hospice patients, and to all bereaved individuals living in Mission Hospice’s geographical service area. Please contact facilitator Christine Kovach, […]
失去是人生裡頭每個人都無法避免的事情。哀傷是失去後的自然反應，但每個人的哀傷都可以不一樣。 我們真正了解什麼是哀傷嗎？我們又應該如何面對和調理哀傷？這個講座將會帶領大家了解哀傷和講解面對哀傷的健康方式。
This biweekly *virtual* drop-in Bereavement Support Group focused on spouse/partner loss is offered by video/phone, free of charge. This group is open to family members of Mission Hospice patients, and to all bereaved individuals living in Mission Hospice’s geographical service area. Please contact Christine Kovach, LCSW by email for more information.
At a Death Café, anyone can participate! We gather in a virtual environment, to openly and tenderly talk about death and dying. The conversation is facilitated and is a completely open and safe space to share your experiences, feelings, thoughts, and ideas on any topic related to death and dying. There is no set agenda. […]
This *in-person* drop-in Bereavement Support Group (first and third Tuesdays) is geared towards those in the first 1-2 years of grief and is offered free of charge. This group is open to family members of Mission Hospice patients, and to all bereaved individuals living in Mission Hospice’s geographical service area. Please contact facilitator Christine Kovach, […]
失去是人生裡頭每個人都無法避免的事情。哀傷是失去後的自然反應，但每個人的哀傷都可以不一樣。 我們真正了解什麼是哀傷嗎？我們又應該如何面對和調理哀傷？這個講座將會帶領大家了解哀傷和講解面對哀傷的健康方式。
This short award-winning documentary film follows a woman's decision to take control of the end of her life and the unexpected challenges it creates for her caregiver husband. The touching film highlights the critical importance of – and difficulties presented by – family caregivers. Join us to watch the film and then discuss it with […]
This weekly *virtual* drop-in Bereavement Support Group is offered by video/phone, free of charge. It's open to family members of Mission Hospice patients, and to all bereaved individuals living in Mission Hospice’s geographical service area. Please contact Christine Kovach, LCSW by email for more information.
This free *virtual* biweekly support group (1st and 3rd Thursday evenings) is for adults grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide. This group is open to family members of Mission Hospice patients, and to all bereaved individuals living in Mission Hospice’s geographical service area. Please contact Christine Kovach, LCSW by email for more […]
This biweekly *virtual* drop-in Bereavement Support Group is offered by video/phone, free of charge. This group is open to family members of Mission Hospice patients, and to all bereaved individuals living in Mission Hospice’s geographical service area. Please contact Christine Kovach, LCSW by email for more information.
Healing Touch is a gentle, complementary energy-based approach to health and healing. Training in this evidence-based practice can be useful for all professional and family caregivers. This two-day Level 2 training (April 20-21) is one of our ongoing offerings. Tuition is $497, sliding scale; 16 CEUs available. To register or for more information, contact Constance […]
Given the mixed emotions and complex dynamics that can accompany medical aid-in-dying, this 8-week support group (Mondays, March 4 - April 29, 6-7:30pm) will provide a safe, confidential space for exploring the grief experience of those whose loved ones chose the End of Life Option Act. We welcome all stories and perspectives. Open to family […]
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