You’re Invited
E-Motion is honored to partner with the Madison Brenton Foundation to bring a Movement Community to Sandusky, Ohio.
The E-Motion Movement Community is an eight-week, walking/running-based grief group for anyone enduring a life-disrupting loss of a person. Every Movement Community has one trained E-Motion Facilitator and 6-20 grievers. The Sandusky Movement Community is facilitated by Tammie Brenton. To learn more about the Movement Community Model and why others have chosen to join us, please click here.
The Movement Community contains three core elements:
In-Person Movement & Gathering: Each week, we meet in person for a group walk/run. Gatherings begin with an E-Motion Sacred Circle led by the E-Motion Facilitator, followed by a shared walking route. (Please watch the video below to get a sense of the in-person gathering.)
Grief-Conscious Content: E-Motion’s multi-week curriculum weaves grief-conscious themes, reflections, and exercises into your experience. Facilitators share these resources after each gathering, encouraging participants to engage with them in their own time.
Culminating Movement Event: At the end of the experience, we come together for a culminating 5k color walk/run to honor and move with our people.
Details
Dates: Saturday, May 10 - Saturday, June 28
Day, Time, & Location: Saturdays at 9:00 am at Osborn Metropark
Culminating Event: 5k color walk/run with special ritual celebration at the end
Interested in Moving With Us?
Please get in touch with the E-Motion Facilitator, Tammie Brenton at madison.brentonfoundation@gmail.com.
About E-Motion Inc.
E-Motion is a non-profit with a mission to transform how the world shows up for each other through grief and loss, so no one grieves alone. The Movement Community Model is one of our core programs that builds community for grievers. To learn more about our mission, please click here.
About the Madison Brenton Foundation
The mission of the Madison Brenton Foundation is to address the unmet needs of individuals in Sandusky and neighboring communities, specifically focusing on those affected by complex medical conditions, trauma, or grief. The Madison Brenton Foundation was founded by Tammie Brenton, Madi’s mom. To learn more about Madi’s story, click here.