Virtual Neurodivergent Death Café

Neurodiverse individuals often respond to loss and experience/express grief differently than their neurotypical peers. They often have different needs, and can be at greater risk of experiencing "suffocated grief",  where grief is punished and misunderstood compared to societal norms and expectations. Grief may appear less significant while also being internalized with greater intensity. 

HHA is happy to hold space for this important dialogue, facilitated by Death Doula Kayla Moryoussef, late diagnosed ADHD, current diagnosis AUDhd + LD.

*Formal diagnosis not required*

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