Join death doula Addie as she walks you through this step-by-step end-of-life planning workshop in an approachable format.

Mortal Mondays are one-hour end-of-life planning sessions designed to help you actually get something done.

Each session includes a short, guided mini lesson focused on one specific piece of end-of-life planning, followed by quiet group work time (AKA body doubling) to complete that task.

Come if you’ve been meaning to start (or continue) your end-of-life planning and need structure, accountability, and a calm space to focus. No sharing required. Just show up and work alongside others doing the same.

Week 4: Household & Financial

This session gathers the practical information loved ones often scramble for — accounts, utilities, contacts, and day-to-day logistics. Small steps here can greatly reduce stress during moments of grief or transition.

Grief comes in many forms. Sometimes it arrives as sorrow and longing; other times it moves like fire, restless, & overwhelming. Anger is also part of grief, even when our culture struggles to make room for it.

Join yoga therapist Brooke Monaco (Ananda Omaha) and Death Doula Addie Gengenbach (Moonlit Moth) for this somatic grief-processing experience that brings together movement and a reflection circle to acknowledge the full spectrum of emotions that come with grief.

This event is inclusive of all types of grief you may be expereincing, whether you've lost a loved one or you're experiencing grief from uncertainty in the world, and everything in between. We all hold grief for many reasons, all grief is valid.

Please bring a yoga mat (some will be available if you don't have one), a water bottle, and a notebook and pen.

Suggested $55, sliding scale available

Please register through the link (you may have to scroll down to find the event) or send payment to @BrookeMonaco on Venmo

*Space is limited, RSVP's through Eventbrite are required for this event*

Join host Addie of Moonlit Moth Doula Services for an open-hearted conversation about death, dying, and everything in between.

A Death Café is a welcoming space where people come together to share thoughts, stories, and questions about mortality in a supportive, non-judgmental environment. There is no agenda or set outcome—just honest conversation over tea and treats.

Death Cafés are not grief support groups or counseling sessions. They are community conversations meant to break the taboo around death and help us reflect more deeply on life.

All are welcome. Bring your curiosity, an open heart, and maybe a
friend.

Donations welcome to help cover the venue cost.

Join death doula Addie as she walks you through this step-by-step end-of-life planning workshop in an approachable format.

Mortal Mondays are one-hour end-of-life planning sessions designed to help you actually get something done.

Each session includes a short, guided mini lesson focused on one specific piece of end-of-life planning, followed by quiet group work time (AKA body doubling) to complete that task.

Come if you’ve been meaning to start (or continue) your end-of-life planning and need structure, accountability, and a calm space to focus. No sharing required. Just show up and work alongside others doing the same.

Week 3: Legal Foundations

We’ll walk through wills, trusts, and durable power of attorney to help ensure your wishes are legally supported. The goal is understanding what these documents do, when they matter, and where flexibility exists.

Join death doula Addie as she walks you through this step-by-step end-of-life planning workshop in an approachable format.

Mortal Mondays are one-hour end-of-life planning sessions designed to help you actually get something done.

Each session includes a short, guided mini lesson focused on one specific piece of end-of-life planning, followed by quiet group work time (AKA body doubling) to complete that task.

Come if you’ve been meaning to start (or continue) your end-of-life planning and need structure, accountability, and a calm space to focus. No sharing required. Just show up and work alongside others doing the same.

Week 2: Healthcare Decisions Part 2

This week explores deeper, values-based planning through living wills and dementia-specific directives. We’ll focus on articulating what quality of life means to you and how you want care decisions made if your cognition changes.

Join death doula Addie as she walks you through this step-by-step end-of-life planning workshop in an approachable format.

Mortal Mondays are one-hour end-of-life planning sessions designed to help you actually get something done.

Each session includes a short, guided mini lesson focused on one specific piece of end-of-life planning, followed by quiet group work time (AKA body doubling) to complete that task.

Come if you’ve been meaning to start (or continue) your end-of-life planning and need structure, accountability, and a calm space to focus. No sharing required. Just show up and work alongside others doing the same.

Week 1: Healthcare Decisions Part 1

We’ll cover the medical documents that guide care in a crisis, including choosing a healthcare decision-maker and clarifying what medical teams should do in an emergency. This session focuses on immediate, actionable choices that help reduce confusion and stress.

Mortal Mondays are one-hour end-of-life planning sessions designed to help you actually get something done.

Each session includes a 15-minute guided mini lesson focused on one specific piece of end-of-life planning, followed by 30 minutes of quiet group work time (AKA body doubling) to complete that task.

Come if you’ve been meaning to start (or continue) your end-of-life planning and need structure, accountability, and a calm space to focus. No sharing required. Cameras optional. Just show up and work alongside others doing the same.

Over the 12 week, we will be working through the structure of End Notes by Peaceful Presence with some supplemental material added along the way.

This first kick-off event is free to attend. Register below:

Join hosts Addie of Moonlit Moth Doula Services and Hannah of Death Doula Hannah for an open-hearted conversation about death, dying, and everything in between.

A Death Café is a welcoming space where people come together to share thoughts, stories, and questions about mortality in a supportive, non-judgmental environment. There is no agenda or set outcome—just honest conversation over tea and treats.

Death Cafés are not grief support groups or counseling sessions. They are community conversations meant to break the taboo around death and help us reflect more deeply on life.

All are welcome. Bring your curiosity, an open heart, and maybe a friend.

Donations welcome to help cover the support and thank Solstice & the Veil for offering their space!

Planning for the end of life or doing paperwork for a loved one's end-of-life can feel overwhelming, lonely, or easy to put off for “another time.” Tea, Treats & Final Wishes is a gentle, community-centered space designed to make that process feel lighter and supported.

Join us for an afternoon of warm tea, shared snacks, and companionship as we each take steps on our own end-of-life planning journeys. This isn’t a workshop or a lecture—it’s a supportive container for getting things done, together. Bring whatever you’re working on: advance directives, funeral wishes, legacy letters, practical paperwork, or simply the intention to begin.

- Open house, come and go as needed

- A cozy, low-pressure atmosphere

- Worksheets, checklists, books, resources available

- Space to ask questions

- Gentle accountability and community presence

- Snacks and tea (other snacks/beverages welcome to bring)

- Playroom space for kiddos if you don't have childcare

Come as you are. Free, and open to all (donations welcome).

Join us for an open-hearted conversation about death, dying, and everything in between. A Death Café is a welcoming space where people come together to share thoughts, stories, and questions about mortality in a supportive, non-judgmental environment. There is no agenda or set outcome—just honest conversation over tea, coffee, and treats.

Death Cafés are not grief support groups or counseling sessions. They are community conversations meant to break the taboo around death and help us reflect more deeply on life.

All are welcome. Bring your curiosity, an open heart, and maybe a friend.

Donation: $5 suggested donation to help cover the cost of the space and cost of refreshments

Learn more about Death Cafes here

Join us for an open-hearted conversation about death, dying, and everything in between. A Death Café is a welcoming space where people come together to share thoughts, stories, and questions about mortality in a supportive, non-judgmental environment. There is no agenda or set outcome—just honest conversation over tea, coffee, and treats.

Death Cafés are not grief support groups or counseling sessions. They are community conversations meant to break the taboo around death and help us reflect more deeply on life.

All are welcome. Bring your curiosity, an open heart, and maybe a friend.

Donation: $5 suggested donation to help cover the cost of the space and cost of refreshments

Learn more about Death Cafes here

As the veil thins at Samhain, we are invited to pause and honor the tender spaces in our lives that grief has touched. This gathering is a sacred container for remembering loved ones who have passed, as well as acknowledging the grief that comes from relationships we’ve had to release, whether through distance, estrangement, or choice.

Together, we will hold space for story-sharing, reflection, and ritual. You are welcome and encouraged to bring photos, mementos, or symbols of the people you wish to honor. There will be time to speak aloud the names and stories of those you carry in your heart, and also time for quiet witness if you prefer to share silently.

Through candlelight, fireside stories, community, and gentle ceremony, we will weave our grief into something held—not alone, but together. This gathering is not about fixing or rushing the grieving process, but about honoring it as a natural part of our human experience, and finding comfort in being witnessed.

All are welcome, no matter where you are on your journey with grief.

As a note, this event will be held at Addie’s personal residence on her acreage in Council Bluffs. You will get the address after signing up. The event will mostly take place outside, weather permitting; an indoor space is available if the temperature drops below 45 degrees.

Investment: $30 - $60 sliding scale