Event – Hospice Yukon

2 – Kids Create Memory Crafts

Healing a Loss through Creativity Free workshop to make memory crafts Connect with other kids Listen to stories Explore what helps when you’re missing your loved one Sunday December 3rd 1:00 – 4:00 Ages 6 – 12 Caregiver attends too No cost Registration Required: email carlie@hospiceyukon.net or call (867) 667-7429

1 – Indoor Grief Walking Group

Walking with others can be a great way to give yourself some much-needed care when you are grieving the loss of a loved one. This 3-session group is a gentle way to connect with others who are grieving. Walking and breathing can help move our emotions. The group walks at an easy pace on the [...]

Grief Yoga – Winter 2023

THIS EVENT IS NOW WAITING LIST ONLY… BUT FEEL FREE TO PUT YOUR NAME ON THE LIST! Grief affects our whole being…Brain fog, somatic symptoms of grief, rollercoasters of emotions or numbness, low energy, etc. are all normal experiences when grieving. Grief yoga is a gentle way to rebalance energy, support self-care and gently release … Read More

5 – Day Hospice

Are you living with a life-limiting illness? We offer a free monthly Day Hospice. A chance to connect with peers who are also living with a life-limiting illness. Gentle activities, social time, relaxation, and live music. Monthly afternoon program also provides a short break for caregivers. Space is limited so please contact Hospice Yukon to [...]

4 – Caregiving Through Loss and Grief

This 5-part online course is geared towards the unique needs of family and professional caregivers. The role of a caregiver often involves grief - both our own and the grief of those we care for. Developing awareness of the complex and often hidden losses that affect caregivers can help you feel more confident and satisfied in [...]

3 – Lights of Life

Lights of Life offers a way to remember the lives of our loved ones who have died. We often feel their absence and miss them especially during the holiday season. Visiting a Lights of Life tree and hanging a tag in their memory is a way to bring their presence closer. It’s a meaningful thing [...]