by adrianna | Oct 10, 2024 | Death Doula, events, Off stage/Off camera
Note this is not a grief support group but an ancestral ritual to deepen a connection to your departed loved one. Should you be in the throes of grief this may not be the event for you. Please contact the host if you have any questions. November 1st, 6:30-8:30pmwith...
by adrianna | Aug 2, 2024 | Death Doula, Mental Health Advocate, Off stage/Off camera, Training
As I get set to celebrate my 42nd birthday next week, which to us nerds is the “Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything,” I am pleased to say that I was accepted into Algoma University for my BSW thus continuing my work as a...
by adrianna | Dec 17, 2020 | Everything But the Cat..., Mental Health Advocate, Off stage/Off camera, Storytelling
This year marked the ten year deathaversary of my dear brother Andrew’s suicide in November. You may know that I created a one-woman show to help digest my grief through storytelling and resource sharing in Everything But the Cat… which I also wrote about...
by adrianna | Apr 18, 2020 | Beyond the Stage, Digital Storyteller + Marketing, Off stage/Off camera, Theatre
These are strange times we are living through; I wrote about the impact of our new “normal” on my mental health blog that tries to encapsulate the surreal reality we find ourselves in. The imagery of pushing through the darkness (IE depression, anxiety,...
by adrianna | Jun 21, 2018 | Off stage/Off camera, Ramblings
I can’t help but gush about this great moment in my geeky life: I am now a Fraggle at Fraggle Rock and part of the Jim Henson universe!! Did you watch this amazing (Canadian?!) muppet puppet show?! It was one of my very favouritest as a child and it fills me...
by adrianna | Feb 27, 2018 | Everything But the Cat..., Off stage/Off camera, Storytelling
Recently I had the pleasure of sharing a story with Stories We Don’t Tell, a storytelling gathering in Toronto. I like their mandate: “There are some stories that we get really good at telling, we tell them to our friends, our coworkers, and...
