Our candlelight ceremonies offer quiet, contemplative spaces for people carrying grief of all kinds. Through meditation, grounding, breath, reflection, silence, and candle lighting, participants are invited to honor a person, relationship, community, identity, dream, or other meaningful loss, with no expectation to speak or share.
We strive to create welcoming, intersectional spaces that honor how grief can be shaped by race, culture, disability, gender, sexuality, and other lived experiences.
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About Your Facilitator
Dr. Sarina Saturn is a neuroscientist, educator, and healing-centered facilitator whose work explores the intersections of grief, trauma, compassion, and resilience. Drawing on research in neuroscience, psychology, public health, and community-based practice, she creates engaging trainings that integrate science with culturally responsive, relationship-centered approaches to care.
Dr. Saturn has taught and trained healthcare professionals, counselors, educators, judges, and community leaders, focusing on supporting well-being in the face of chronic stress, loss, and adversity.