Workshops & Gatherings

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Rituals for Job Loss

A ceremonial gathering exploring job loss & layoffs

Date TBC (May 2025)

Time: 4 – 5pm PST (check your time zones)

Losing a job can be a difficult experience and we rarely carve out time to acknowledge the many emotions that can surround this experience.

Join celebrants Megan Sheldon and Nicole Sammut as we explore ways to create personal and community rituals to acknowledge job loss.

This conversation will explore themes such as:

Anticipating a job loss and sitting with uncertainty
Supporting friends and colleagues who have lost their job
How organizations and companies can step into the space with intention and meaning
Grieving the end of a job before starting something new

This free community gathering will offer people the chance to share, connect and explore their own relationship with job loss (including past losses that never went acknowledged).

We invite those joining live to have videos turned on so we can connect as a community and share our own experiences. This event will be recorded and sent to registered participants the following day.

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Megan Sheldon

Megan is a Cultural Mythologist, Lifecycle Celebrant and End of Life Doula. She is the co-founder of Be Ceremonial, a guided ritual app and learning platform.

Megan supports people around the world by helping them create ceremonies to acknowledge the seemingly invisible moments of change including pregnancy loss, divorce, organ transplantation and death anniversaries. She lives in North Vancouver, BC on the unceded territory of the Coast Salish People.

Nicole Sammut

Nicole is a Lifecycle Celebrant and Co- Facilitator of Canada's East Chapter, a peer to peer group between Certified Life-Cycle Celebrant's to help build and maintain a sense of community.

She supports couples, families and individuals acknowledging their life cycle endings and beginnings including, baby welcomings and retirements, job loss and sobriety ceremonies. She lives in Ottawa, Ontario on the unceded territory of the Anishinabe Algonquin People.