A Death Chat is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session. You may be holding old grief and this may be stirred during conversations in your group. Every effort is made to ensure it is a safe space, but it is essentially our community coming together in group(s) to talk and to listen.

As a participant, we ask that you come with the intention to be accepting of others and to listen actively, with no need to ‘fix’ anything or give advice. Often just telling your story/sharing your fears or experiences can reveal what may feel like a ‘solution’, simply as a result of the telling. You’ll be welcome to speak if you want to, in the group. Each person’s story is their own ~ stories don’t need to link together.

 

Never heard about a Death Chat before?
Watch this: https://youtu.be/NM1V_CPRCSo

About Death Chats with with Alexandra:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YnGtzrI6xJ97ks60VULuCUw9nPWcD9I2/view?fbclid=IwAR0I3bnaHoQcJyze40V4r3WaUxdHQnio5Kwba9RdXlZDBfP7QnbzfTurn2E

Alexandra holds a designation of Human Services Counsellor through George Brown College, is a Certified Death Doula and a Certified Funeral and End of Life celebrant with CCAOC. Her work is focused on supporting the LGBT2+ community, athiest, and alternative religious communities who may be seeking theistic or non-theistic rituals to accompany their death planing in a non traditional way. These are areas that traditionally have not been served well in the Funeral Industry and it is her passion to make sure a good death and grieving process is within reach for all.

Alexandra is very active in her community promoting a death positive approach towards the end of life. She offers community specific Death Chats and End of life ritual design workshops Via Zoom or Google Meet.

Her two blogs can be found here:
https://deathwishes56107056.wordpress.com/
https://modernnonthiesticwitchcraft.wordpress.com/