Death, and
Taught by Rebecca C.
- Wednesdays, starting September 30 · 4 sessions
- Wednesday, September 30, 2026
- Wednesday, October 7, 2026
- Wednesday, October 14, 2026
- Wednesday, October 21, 2026
- 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM ET
- South End Boston - TBD exact location
- Full address shared with approved attendees.
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Registration closes Tuesday, September 29, 2026
A casual, recurring space to practice talking about death and other hard stuff — no syllabus, no experience required 😉, just getting better at the conversation.
Most of us don't want to talk about death, but it's not like we don't think about it. This is a low-key recurring hangout to practice being with what feels uncomfortable: talking honestly about death, grief, fear, and other hard-to-say things, with people who also want to get better at it.
No set curriculum, no lecturing at you. Each session opens with a loose prompt or check-in: "what's something death-related you've never said out loud," "who do you think about," "what are you scared of" ... and then we just talk. Where it goes depends on who's in the room that week.
The goal isn't having all the answers. It's being present with what is, and maybe, leaving each session feeling a little less weird about the topic than you walked in, and a little more practiced at sitting with someone else's hard thing without feeling like you have to fix it.
What to bring: just yourself. No prior experience, background, or tidy feelings required.
Tuition
$25.00
Payment details shared after you're approved.
Instructor
Rebecca C.
Rebecca is a death doula and the founder of The Grievery, a space for grief as something communal, not solitary.
Her work centers on weaving connections across divides and building collective spaces where transformation can take root. As a bridge-builder and community weaver, she collaborates with individuals and organizations to reimagine leadership, healing, and care.
Her practice draws on nearly a decade of formal training: certified death doula (Going With Grace), hospice residency at Lily House in Wellfleet, MA, certifications in trauma-informed care (The Mindsight Institute) and somatic care (The Embody Lab), grief care coaching (Megan Devine), and grief ritual work under Francis Weller. She trained in Hospicing Modernity with Vanessa Machado and completed a contemplative residency at Upaya Zen Center, alongside an MBA from MIT Sloan. She is also a writer of Liminal Space, a Substack blog for navigating the in-between of life's most profound transitions.
$25.00
13 of 20 seats open