After Losing a Parent: A Creative Grief Gathering

Losing a parent can rearrange your whole life. Whether the loss is recent or happened years ago, parent loss can change your sense of identity, family, memory, belonging, and who you are becoming.

This gathering is open to those experiencing various forms of parental loss. This may include those whose parents are actively dying, living with a degenerative disease, or estranged.

Join Lisa Snyder, an Oregon State-Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator who lost both of her parents to cancer in her twenties, for a gentle creative grief gathering for adults who have lost a mother, father, parent, or parent figure.

Through conversation, reflection, simple writing prompts, memory, and creative exploration, we’ll make space for the love, grief, confusion, tenderness, anger, gratitude, and unfinished things that can live inside parent loss.

This is not a formal therapy group, and you do not need to consider yourself “creative” to attend. Creativity here simply means…