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Grief Tending Registration

Welcome. Grief Tending is a 12-week online community of practice for those moving through loss, uncertainty, or transition. Together, we'll explore how tending grief through the body, ritual, relationship, and connection with the living world can deepen our capacity to meet these times with presence and care.

The program meets Wednesdays from 2:00–5:00 PM (PDT), beginning September 23, 2026. Sessions include embodied practice, reflection, group dialogue, and invitations to deepen your relationship with yourself, one another, and the natural world.

 

All practices are offered as gentle invitations. You are welcome to participate in ways that honour your own capacity and experience.

Financial Accessibility: Multiple payment options are available, including full payment, a payment plan, and reduced-rate registrations. Please choose the option that best reflects your current circumstances.  Learn more about these rates and my approach to financial accessibility.

Registration Options
  • Pay the full program fee of $900.


    Starts Sep 23

    900 Canadian dollars

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  • Three monthly payments of $300.


    Starts Sep 23

    300 Canadian dollars/month

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  • A reduced rate with 15% off the program fee.


    Starts Sep 23

    765 Canadian dollars

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  • A reduced rate with 30% off the program fee.


    Starts Sep 23

    630 Canadian dollars

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Cadence Moffat McCann

Comox Valley, BC

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Occasional reflections on grief, embodiment and land, as well as and ways to engage with this work. Unsubscribe anytime.

Many thanks!

*This work takes place on the lands of the K'ómoks peoples. I acknowledge this with humility and understand this as an invitation into deeper listening, accountability, and care — not as a substitute for action or relationship.

Photo credit: Hazel Volk

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