October 1 💦 Grief In A Flash : A Grief Gathering for Menopausal People with Catherine Hernandez

October 1 💦 Grief In A Flash : A Grief Gathering for Menopausal People with Catherine Hernandez

Join us Thursday October 1 for Grief in a Flash 💦 A Grief Gathering for Menopausal People led by author and death/grief doula auntie Catherine Hernandez!

Rev up your handheld fans! Freeze those ice packs! It's time to grieve and celebrate the relentless force of menopause

Led by author and Death/Grief Doula Catherine Hernandez, a.k.a. Auntie Catherine participants will be guided in exercises that will channel our grief around “THE CHANGE.

Lilin Thibodeau of Come As You Are will then lead exercises in Somatic Sex Education.

Find fellowship in this chapter of life. Age and Rage in the company of others who are just as forgetful and sweaty as you are.

👐🏽 This gathering is for anyone who is experiencing perimenopause or menopause, regardless of gender.

🎟️ Pay What You Can with suggested minimum of $20 for Auntie Catherine's labour and Come As You Are's costs to host. If you are financially unable to pay, you are still welcome. Get your tickets here!

😷 Masks are encouraged.

💕 Live captions via on-site zoom and visual descriptions will be available during the event. Come As You Are is wheelchair accessible.

about auntie catherine

As an award-winning author and screenwriter, I have used storytelling and artmaking as a tool for transformation for decades. I have been honoured to work with communities ranging from youth affected by war to LGBTQ2S folks
struggling with their mental health; activists suffering from
burnout to educators suffering from creative stagnation.

In this time of profound collective grief due to environmental collapse and the rise of fascism, I have been called to be a Death and Grief Doula. Under the tutelage of
Kelly Butler's Advanced Practice Doula Program, I am now using my skills in writing, play, illustration, movement to help tend to the heart-wounds of others and guide them in processing their loss.

I am proud to be a Filipinx diasporic queer femme who is married into the Navajo nation. I aim to create space that is pro-Black, pro-Indigenous, pro-Palestine, anti-colonial and inclusive to all bodies and abilities.

 


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