Anxiety & Grief
VirtualThis workshop explores the different ways anxiety can manifest in our lives after a loss and discusses practices that can help to increase our feeling of safety and decrease our...
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Transitions Kids Patient & Family Advisory Committee
VirtualThe Patient & Family Advisory Committee (PFAC) is a space for those who have worked with Transitions Kids (TK) to collaborate with the organization to improve and develop practices and policies that are informed by patient/family perspectives. The goal of PFAC is to support TK in improving and evaluating their practices and policies by patient...
Grief Walk
North Carolina Museum of Art 2110 Blue Ridge Rd, Raleigh, United StatesThe experience of being outdoors with others has been shown to improve physical and mental health through exercise and connection, even in times of grieving. Join us as we seek...
How to Use Yoga in Grief
VirtualParticipants will learn a handful of yoga tools, practice them together and, if desired, share what they notice. Join us for this gentle exploration of how yoga can support you...
Continuing Bonds Art Circle
Transitions LifeCare 250 Hospice Circle, Raleigh, NC, United StatesIs there a memorial project you've been wanting to work on, but can't seem to find the time? We will create art in this circle of support to honor our...
Paul Taylor Dance Company at American Dance Festival
Page Auditorium at Duke 402 Chapel Drive, Durham, NC, United StatesThis Company will present three masterpieces from its repertory including Mercuric Tidings with thirteen dancers in pink costumes flashing across the stage in Taylor’s signature style. Register to attend Paul Taylor Dance Company HERE.
Conversations on Grief (virtual)
VirtualConversations on Grief introduces participants to the many dimensions of grief. Explore different aspects of grief and grieving in these educational and supportive online conversations. Choose the day that best...
The Art of Grief: Story Cloths Workshop in Two Parts
Transitions LifeCare 250 Hospice Circle, Raleigh, NC, United StatesStory cloths are visual representations of memories/moments in time made from fabric. In this two-part workshop, you will be supported in creating your own story cloth. This workshop aspires to...
KidsZone – August
Transitions LifeCare 250 Hospice Circle, Raleigh, NC, United StatesKidsZone is a monthly in-person group therapy for children aged 5–12. Each month offers a new theme and variety of activities designed for grief care for the younger age groups. August's theme – Trail Mix REGISTER HERE
Conversations on Grief (virtual)
VirtualConversations on Grief introduces participants to the many dimensions of grief. Explore different aspects of grief and grieving in these educational and supportive online conversations. Choose the day that best suits your schedule. Registration is required to receive a meeting code. Call 919-719-7199. Understanding Grief Monday, July 29 Anger, Guilt, and Regret Monday, August 5...
Grief Walk
North Carolina Museum of Art 2110 Blue Ridge Rd, Raleigh, United StatesThe experience of being outdoors with others has been shown to improve physical and mental health through exercise and connection, even in times of grieving. Join us as we seek comfort in nature and connection with others as we walk the paths at the Museum Park at the North Carolina Museum of Art. Note: The...
Volunteer Information Session – 2024
Volunteer Information Sessions are offered at various times throughout the year. We recommend anyone who is interested in becoming a volunteer attend a half-hour session to learn more about the many ways to volunteer and speak with Transitions LifeCare staff and current volunteers. Please visit our How to Become a Volunteer page for more information....
Book Club (virtual)
VirtualCalling all readers! Join us in discussing “It’s OK That You’re NOT OK: Meeting Grief and Loss in a Culture That Doesn’t Understand” by Megan Devine. Discussion will be generated through thought provoking prompts and questions and woven with grief education. Please note the following trigger warning in this book: Brief mention of drowning. For a synopsis...