Grieving Parents Support Group
Thursday Evenings | Sept 10, 17, 24 and Oct 1
6:00 – 7:45 pm, Registration Required
55+ Centre Art Room – 1201 Village Green Way, Squamish
Presented by Sea to Sky Hospice Society
Join us for this four-week support program for parents navigating the loss of fertility, pregnancies, infants, or children, including planned terminations. Through guided conversations, guest speakers, and meaningful connections, you will be supported in your grief, reducing isolation, and finding ways to carry your loss and honour your unique journey.
SUPPORT GROUP FOR PARENTS OF
NEURODIVERGENT KIDS
Working together to support each other and our families.
Monthly meetings
Thursdays from 6-8 pm and occasional Sundays 10-noon.
For information please contact a support group facilitator:
Lauren Baldwin
CranioSquamish@gmail.com or
Julia Niles
MountainMindsetSquamish@gmail.com
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