🌱 Spring Threshold: A Planning & Reflection Retreat

Facilitated by Kasey March 

Spring is a natural threshold — a season of emergence, recalibration, and intentional growth. In death work, we often hold space for others at moments of transition. This retreat is an opportunity to pause and tend to your own.

​Spring Threshold is an intimate, in-person day of guided reflection and gentle planning for death doulas and death care workers who want space to reconnect with their values, clarify what’s emerging in their practice, and step into the growing season with intention.
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This is not a training or certification. It’s not a productivity workshop. It’s a thoughtfully structured, community-held day designed to support sustainability, clarity, and connection in the work we do.

What the Day Will Include

Throughout the retreat, we’ll move through:

• Guided reflection on the past season — what has grown, what feels complete, and what may be ready to compost
• Values-based visioning for the year ahead
• Gentle, practical planning for the upcoming season
• Small-group witnessing and spacious individual work time
• A spoken intentions circle and community ritual to close

While I will hold the overall structure and facilitation, much of the reflection and planning will be individual, allowing you to engage your own practice, questions, and next steps in a way that feels grounded and personal.

Why an Intimate Group?

Space is intentionally limited (approximately 12–18 participants) to support depth, trust, and meaningful connection. Death work can be powerful and isolating; this day is an opportunity to gather in thoughtful community with others who understand the nuances of this field.

Details

Saturday, March 28
10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Springfield, VT 05156
Cost: $55 per person
The fee helps cover space rental and materials and reflects the intention to keep the day accessible while honoring the value of the container.

What to Expect

• A calm, grounded environment
• Clear structure balanced with spaciousness
• Time for personal reflection and integration
• A closing that centers community and shared support

​You’ll leave with practical next steps for the season ahead — and, just as importantly, the felt sense that you are not carrying this work alone.

If this feels aligned, I would love to have you join us.

Register

Location

Unitarian Universalist Meeting House 21 Fairground Rd, Springfield, VT 05156, USA

Your Facilitator

Kasey March  is an end-of-life doula and educator who supports caregivers, families, and professionals navigating serious illness, dying, and grief. She believes everyone deserves a well supported death. Her work centers community care, honest conversations about death, and sustainable support for those who give care.