Seasons of Hope Weekly Perinatal Loss Zoom Group
March 11, 2022 @ 7:30 pm - April 22, 2022 @ 9:00 pm
Weekly sessions from Friday March 11 – Friday April 22 from 7:30-9 p.m.
Are you a bereaved parent who has experienced infant loss during pregnancy? Do you want to connect with other infant loss families in a faith-based support group?
Seasons of Hope is a free 6-week faith-based support group that will take place over Zoom, allowing participants to connect from the safety and comfort of their homes. The sessions are meant to offer bereaved parents a sense of community and connection as they process and find healing post-loss. There will offer opportunities for sharing, prayer, Bible reflections and fellowship. All are welcome; no matter how many years have passed or how early in pregnancy your loss was, every life matters.
Facilitators
Larissa Rossen is an Assistant Professor of Counselling Psychology at Trinity Western University and a Registered Clinical Counsellor in private practice. Larissa’s son, Brayden, was born still at 38 weeks in February 2020. Since then she conducts research investigating maternal identity following the loss of a baby and supports grieving families with Postpartum Support International and Elizabeth Ministry. Her daughter Ava was born in June 2021 and her family attends Christ the Redeemer Parish in West Vancouver.
Donna Laggui Crombie is a speaker, writer, mentor and Coach. She is a mom of five, two in her arms and three in heaven, and a Parishioner at St. Nicholas Church. Donna serves as a volunteer and a speaker through Elizabeth Ministry, offering peer-support to infant loss families. She launched one of the first Elizabeth Ministry chapters in BC after the loss of her son Keaton, who was born still in 2009. As a Career Strategist and Life Coach with The Woman School, Donna encourages women to live a life with intention – not by default, but by design, and guides clients in actively seeking their God-given purpose. She has a heart for coaching Catholic women and supporting them in their search for flexible, meaningful careers that honour the priorities of motherhood.
