EVENTS
NON-DMG ONGOING EVENTS
EOL/Deathcare & Psychedelics Meeting
Held approximately quarterly on the third Tuesday of the month either on Zoom or at the Humphrey Room at Jefferson County Library at 620 Cedar Ave, Port Hadlock. The agenda for these meetings depends on who shows up, but generally begins with a meditation, introductions, and a brief overview of the subject. We then welcome a presentation or two from group members and cover any updates related to the field. Every meeting also has time for sharing, inquiry, and building connections around the intentional use of psychedelics in end of life and deathcare. Email porttownsendpsychedelicsociety@gmail.com to be added to the mailing list for this particular group and receive meeting updates.
Death Over Drinks
Hosted by Peace of Mind, this group meets the 3rd Thursday of the month (except during the summer) for an informal drop-in conversation about a variety of end-of-life issues. We meet by Zoom—please email Carrie Andrews if you'd like to be added to the email notification list and receive the link each month. We generally have 10-15 people each month, and conversations have ranged from, "what does a good death look like?" to an in-depth look at green burial options. We encourage participation from all, but you are welcome to just come listen as well.
Tea to Die For
Hosted by Sarafina Landis, this group is meant to foster informal and relaxed discussions about death. Gatherings are held in person on the second Monday of each month from 4-5:30 pm at KSQM-FM, 609 W Washington Street #17 in Sequim. While not a grief support group, it is open to anyone interested in deepening their understanding and acceptance of matters related to death and dying. And there's tea and cake! Sarafina is a death doula, grief worker, and transition coach. They believe in creating a healthier culture and web of care around death.
EOL/Deathcare & Psychedelics Meeting
Held approximately quarterly on the third Tuesday of the month either on Zoom or at the Humphrey Room at Jefferson County Library at 620 Cedar Ave, Port Hadlock. The agenda for these meetings depends on who shows up, but generally begins with a meditation, introductions, and a brief overview of the subject. We then welcome a presentation or two from group members and cover any updates related to the field. Every meeting also has time for sharing, inquiry, and building connections around the intentional use of psychedelics in end of life and deathcare. Email porttownsendpsychedelicsociety@gmail.com to be added to the mailing list for this particular group and receive meeting updates.
Death Over Drinks
Hosted by Peace of Mind, this group meets the 3rd Thursday of the month (except during the summer) for an informal drop-in conversation about a variety of end-of-life issues. We meet by Zoom—please email Carrie Andrews if you'd like to be added to the email notification list and receive the link each month. We generally have 10-15 people each month, and conversations have ranged from, "what does a good death look like?" to an in-depth look at green burial options. We encourage participation from all, but you are welcome to just come listen as well.
Tea to Die For
Hosted by Sarafina Landis, this group is meant to foster informal and relaxed discussions about death. Gatherings are held in person on the second Monday of each month from 4-5:30 pm at KSQM-FM, 609 W Washington Street #17 in Sequim. While not a grief support group, it is open to anyone interested in deepening their understanding and acceptance of matters related to death and dying. And there's tea and cake! Sarafina is a death doula, grief worker, and transition coach. They believe in creating a healthier culture and web of care around death.