Have you ever stepped on something sharp? Random tack, a screw that fell out of something unnoticed? Of course you have. Maybe you remember that pain so vividly you’re wincing.

It doesn’t matter how small or big you are: having your entire weight press on something so sharp is excruciating.

But what if you lay on…a bed of nails? An acupressure mat?
You still feel it, but it hurts far less.
That’s because the weight is distributed across the group.

When everything around us seems to be falling apart, what do we do?
1. Turn inward (the weight of our grief on a single tack);
2. Pretend it’s not happening (tack? what tack? what tetanus?); or
3. Turn to our village (share the weight).

The PassingOn Collective is here for the third.

We offer programs around life transitions related to death and non-death events. There are in-person and online courses; one-on-one and group conversations; organization-wide support and community building activities around art and food and play.

We take the weight of the loss together so you can move toward renewal.

If you want to talk about loss, life, and joy, please reach out:

info@passingoncollective.com