Bridge C-14 is thrilled to offer this group therapy program for people pursuing MAiD. In our experience facilitating peer support groups, we’ve witnessed people struggle to find meaning and purpose in this phase of their lives, while seeking a path to peace through the angst of facing one’s mortality.

 

Meaning Centred Therapy has helped people improve their sense of meaning, reduce distress, and enhance their emotional and spiritual well-being as they prepare for end-of-life through experiential activities and conversations.

 

Who is this program for?

• People seeking MAiD who are applying through track 1 or track 2 or have been found eligible

• You want to create your legacy, foster a sense of hope, enrich connection, learn ways of coping, and enhance your emotional and spiritual well-being.

• You have the capacity to participate in 9 weekly, 2 hour sessions online

 

Join us live on Zoom:

Fridays from April 26 to June 21, 2024

10am-12pm PT  |  1-3pm ET​

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Registration is now CLOSED for this group

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To learn more about this opportunity, whether this program is a good fit for you, or to be placed on a waitlist for future groups, please click here.

 

Who are your facilitators?

Lauren Clark, Registered Social Worker and Bridge C-14 President & CEO, and Chelsea Peddle, Bridge C-14 Advisor and Registered Clinical Counsellor, who bring decades of experience supporting and counselling individuals through end-of-life. Their warmth, sense of humour, and personal and professional experience with MAiD create an engaging and gentle space for participants to explore what gives their life meaning to enhance their quality of life. Lauren and Chelsea will be joined by Taylor McLeod, a MSW Student currently completing a placement with Bridge C-14.

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Note: Due to professional regulations, program participants must reside in the following provinces/territories:

• British Columbia

• Yukon

• Northwest Territories

• Nunavut

• Saskatchewan                         

• Manitoba

• Ontario

• Newfoundland and Labrador