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To accompany others through endings, we must first know how to tend ourselves. This session goes underneath the skills and into the practice beneath the practice.
The cost of proximity — what it means to stay close to loss, grief, and endings, and why naming that cost honestly is where sustainable practice begins
Nervous system attunement — a somatic practice for finding and returning to regulated presence as a professional tool
Trauma Stewardship — Laura van Dernoot Lipsky's framework for self-care
Skillful permeability — the bridge between inner stewardship and the quality of presence we bring to the people we serve
Meet the speaker
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Dr. Sherri Taylor (she/they)
Grief Tender, Going with Grace Facilitator & Alum
Dr. Sherri Taylor is a mystic, dream worker/walker, end-of-life doula, and writer with advanced degrees in Clinical Psychology. She provides coaching and program development for organizations focused on trauma-informed leadership and team development. After her clinical education, she dedicated herself to an “education of the heart,” exploring contemplative traditions, astrology, and dream work. In addition to her training as a death doula, Sherri has been mentored in leading grief rituals by Thérèse Charvet and Laurence Cole, who are carriers of the grief ritual lineage taught by Sobonfu and Malidoma Somé. Deeply interested in the “being” of being human, Sherri holds space for those moving through deep life transitions of all kinds.
No prior experience is required—just curiosity, care, and reverence for the living world that supports us through life’s final transition.
We hope to meet you there!
$44.00