WHEN:

• Wednesday, July 17 | 6-8 pm
• Wednesday, July 31 | 6-8 pm
• Wednesday, August 14 | 6-8 pm
• Wednesday, August 28 | 6-8 pm

WHERE: Heartwood House
2136 Highway 20, Sedro-Woolley

AUDIENCE: Family with youth aged 6-18 who are grieving

COST: FREE

Rooted: Grieving & Healing Together (formerly known as The Landing) is a program for young people and their caregivers to connect with their grief, spend time with other people who get it, and maybe even have some fun! The Summer Sessions will be a low-pressure opportunity for expression, play, and learning about other resources, including Rooted peer grief groups starting fall 2024. Sign up for one or all of the Summer Sessions – different activities will be available week to week! We hope you can join us and help kick off the re-launch of grief support for Skagit youth.

*Parents or caregivers of youth aged 15 or younger are asked to stay on the premises and have the option to join a caregiver group while the youth are in session from 6:30-8 pm.

Note: Staff and volunteers with Rooted, a program of United General District 304, do not assess, diagnose, or treat participants. We consult with bereavement and mental health experts and clinicians for best practices in program delivery. As a non-clinical entity, the public hospital district and Rooted do not bill or receive reimbursement from health insurance carriers for services.

About Rooted: Grieving & Growing Together

In the tradition of The Landing, Rooted is informed by the Dougy Center model for peer grief support and principles of grief-informed services. With Rooted, children and teens can spend time together and have the option to take part in discussion, play, learning, and activities for expressing grief in a supportive environment with trained staff and volunteers.