Education and Advocacy
Death and dying doesn’t come up in small talk and often considered taboo. Journey Home wants to change this. Our free death education programs seek to demystify end of life and allow us to become comfortable with the uncomfortable. We teach how to advocate and take control so you can create peaceful and meaningful memories at end of life.
Monthly Death Cafe
A group-directed discussion about death and dying. This is a safe space to normalize what few people are comfortable talking about. We explore fears and curiosity and promote open dialogue about death and dying.
Toronto
Thursday, November 14
6:30 to 7:30 pm
606 Gerrard St E, Toronto
Free Registration
Wise in our Ways
Learn about various topics, including MAiD, natural burials, how to create a beautiful home death, preparing for loss, and what is an end-of-life doula.
Mindfulness Meditation
Learn to focus your awareness on what you're sensing and feeling without judgment. We will practice breathing methods, guided imagery, and other techniques to find empowered living.
This program is led by Journey Home’s founder, Renee Moor. It is an intimate group setting limited to seven participants. No experience is necessary.
This is a pre-registered paid program with all proceeds supporting Journey Home.
Dundas
8-week program
Begins Tuesday, October 29
7:30 to 8:30 pm
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Toronto
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Peace of Mind Planner
The Peace of Mind Planner guides you in the capture of key contacts, friends and family as well the documentation of important information, including honey-do lists, social media and digital accounts. This workbook also dives into advanced health care directives, funeral plans, legacy wishes and final reflections. Learn more about our planner
