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Workshops

While each workshop is slightly different, they're all meant to bring the topic of death and dying out of the shadows and into our daily consciousness. We talk about every aspect of our lives - our jobs and our travels and our insecurities and our favorite tv shows - but the one thing we have in common is usually ignored. 

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By bringing these conversations out of the typical places like funeral homes and grief groups, we can not only normalize talking about our mortality but empower ourselves with knowledge, connection, and the simple reminder that this life is finite. By embracing dying, we can learn to live more fully.

Upcoming

Death Awareness Workshop with One Down Dog Yoga

Saturday, March 21, 2026   •   12:30-2:30pm   •   2150 Colorado Blvd

Sunday, March 22, 2026   •   1:45-3:45pm   •   319 Glendale Blvd

The shifting of seasons is a perfect time to honor that change and letting go is a universal part of life. While conversations around dying & death are seen as dark and depressing, there is an opportunity to bring light and curiosity to this inevitable human experience through education, awareness and support. In honor of the spring equinox we'll gather to acknowledge that every ending creates a new beginning and is part of the natural cycle of all living things (and can still be really hard and scary).

 

This 2-hour workshop is meant for anyone who wishes to contemplate their mortality in a safe, non-judgemental space; there is no prior experience with death or grief required to attend. We’ll explore the emotional, spiritual, and logistical sides of dying, and participants will leave with practical tools and a fresh perspective. In yoga we practice truthfulness, contentment, and surrender but they're integral in accepting our mortality as well. We can take these teachings off the mat and apply them not just to our life but our death as well.​ Click here to register. 

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die the way you want to die?

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