Question 1

Is this event a support group for those experiencing grief?

Accepted Answer

While this event provides a supportive and empathetic atmosphere, it's not structured as a traditional support group. Instead, it's a space for open conversation and exploration of themes related to death, dying, and grief.

Question 2

Can I bring a friend or family member with me to the event?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you are welcome to bring a friend or family member with you as long as they are a ticket holder. I encourage you to share this experience with those close to you who may also benefit from the conversation and exploration offered during the event.

Question 3

Will there be opportunities for small group discussions, or is it primarily a large group format?

Accepted Answer

The event is intentionally limited to a small group format, with a maximum capacity of 10 participants. This deliberate choice allows for intimate and meaningful conversations, fostering a sense of closeness and connection among attendees.

Question 4

Are there any materials or resources I should review before attending the event?

Accepted Answer

No, there are no materials or resources required to review before attending the event. I encourage participants to come with an open mind and spirit, ready to engage in thoughtful conversation and reflection. A personal pen and notepad/journal are welcome.

Question 5

Is there a specific age preference for attendees?

Accepted Answer

While there is no strict age requirement, the event is designed for adults. I recommend attendees be 18 years or older.

Question 6

Will there be any follow-up sessions or opportunities for continued conversation after the event?

Accepted Answer

Yes, I have three more scheduled exploratory conversations planned for October, November, and December. I encourage participants to stay connected and share their feedback and suggestions for future topics.

Question 7

Are you active on any social media platforms where I can follow you?

Accepted Answer

I'm active on Instagram and Facebook with the handle @instructionsfortomorrow. You can also find more information on my website, instructionsfortomorrow.com.

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