As someone who has performed and taught comedy for over 20 years, one thing Kelley Lynn has learned is that most comedy comes from tragedy and truth. But often times, finding the funny inside the pain seems impossible. In this workshop, Kelley Lynn will combine storytelling, stand up, and a therapeutic approach to help those […]
Seasoned Widowed: Community Building for those Widowed 5 years and more
Navigating a New Beginning
The death of a long-term partner brings unique challenges. Along with grieving the person you love, you may also be grieving the loss of the one person who knew your story from the inside: someone who witnessed your growth, shared your history, and walked beside you through life’s milestones. This workshop will explore the realities […]
Making Space for Joy: Rituals and Practices for Life After Loss
Living joyfully after the loss of a loved one can feel not just out of reach, but almost impossible. This workshop, Making Space for Joy, offers a gentle, hope-centered framework for reframing what joy can look like in life after loss and for allowing yourself to claim it again in ways that feel authentic and […]
Widowhood for the Long Haul – Find Your YES and Live It!
Widowhood is relentless and inescapable. Grief can be all consuming, or sneaky. No matter when it strikes, we can seize the Captain’s Wheel and take the moment back! When the phone call from the Sheriff shattered my world in May 2018, I was plunged into widowhood. I felt like I was crawling on endless glass. […]
Community Memorial Activity & Camp Closing Remarks
Connecting with other widowed people is one of the most important aspects of Camp Widow®. Gather with the widowed campers you met earlier in the day to discuss key takeaways and the opportunity to share contact information.
Who Am I Now? Rebuilding Identity After Loss
This transformative workshop is for widowed people navigating life after profound change. When loss alters your roles, routines, and dreams, this session creates space to rediscover who you are becoming—beyond what was lost. Through reflection, encouragement, and practical tools, participants will explore how deferred dreams can be reimagined, not abandoned.