Hospice Yukon Society

Provide support and assistance to the terminally ill and bereaved and their loved ones. To educate professionals and the general public on the subject of death and dying. Hospice Yukon provides a resource library to the public. Each experience with dying and grieving is unique. Hospice Yukon offers a variety of programs that speak to the different needs of those who come here for support. Our programs and services offer comfort and solace as well as practical and empowering tools for healing. You may benefit from: Counselling Healing Touch Grief Groups Palliative Support Professional Support Public Education Support for Yukon Communities Walking Group The Walking Group offers those who are grieving the death of a loved one the opportunity to connect with others and enjoy fresh air and gentle exercise. Hospice volunteers create a supportive group environment and a safe place to share.The group walks at an easy pace in pairs around the 4km Millennium Trail. The Walking Group is offered twice a year – in the Spring and in the Fall. Check our events page for upcoming offerings. 'I made new friends and it was so important to keep talking and sharing and keeping memories of my loved ones alive.' Discussion Group The Grief Discussion groups provide a safe place to grieve share stories and express feelings. Finding support and connection with others who are also experiencing loss is comforting and healing. Hospice staff and volunteers guide the groups and offer discussion topics for learning and exploration. Check our events page for upcoming offerings. Grief Journalling Group Journaling is a tried and true coping tool for exploring the intense emotions we feel after losing someone we love. This workshop teaches journaling techniques and allows participants to explore a loss that they are grieving through writing. No prior journaling experience necessary. Check our events page for upcoming offerings. Loss and Creative Expressions