Community Schedule

In Grant’s groups, you can expect calm, compassionate guidance rooted in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). He blends expert education with open sharing—creating space to express what’s heavy, release it, and find solid ground again. Grant helps you reconnect to meaning, acceptance, and self-compassion through grounding techniques and honest conversation. Every session is about helping you breathe through the pain and remember you’re not alone in it. 🤎

Britta’s groups are rooted in realness. She leads as someone who’s been there—offering validation, compassion, and space to share openly without fear of judgment. Expect check-ins, honest discussions, and peer-to-peer support filled with empathy and understanding. Britta believes in connection as medicine; her groups remind you that healing doesn’t mean forgetting—it means remembering with love while finding your way forward together.

Margaret’s groups are grounded, honest, and deeply introspective. She helps you turn inward—cutting through noise and self-judgment—to focus on what you need most in your healing. Her approach is compassionate but no-nonsense, encouraging reflection and empowerment over avoidance. Expect a safe, judgment-free space to process, learn, and rebuild a sense of peace and purpose after loss.

Here, we recognize that joy and grief can live in the same space, and can also show up in the most unlikely of moments. It could be as small as smiling at a passing memory, or something big, like a mindset shift. Growth & Gratitude can begin at any stage of your grief, and all are welcome.

Dr. Jenn’s groups are for those walking the tender path of anticipatory grief or caring for aging pets. As both a veterinarian and end-of-life coach, she helps you navigate medical realities and emotional overwhelm with compassion and clarity. Expect open discussion about what’s coming up for you—fear, guilt, uncertainty—and tools to make informed, confident decisions. Her approach blends empathy with education so you can create a peaceful, intentional experience for both you and your pet.

Ann’s groups are warm, process-oriented spaces where everyone is encouraged to show up, participate, and heal together. As both a licensed therapist and someone who’s personally experienced pet loss, Ann creates a setting that’s professional yet deeply human. You’ll talk through emotions, learn practical coping tools, and get supportive feedback from others who truly get it. Expect compassion, structure, and a reminder that healing happens when you allow yourself to be seen.

Jean’s groups invite you to slow down and listen—to your body, your energy, and your heart. Through sound healing, meditation, and spiritual reflection, you’ll explore grief as an energetic and emotional journey. Expect a nurturing environment where you can release emotional blockages, reconnect to inner peace, and honor your loved pet’s memory in deeply soulful ways. It’s a restorative space for renewal, calm, and connection.

Join Britta (Jasper's Mom and Founder), Bobbie (a Jasper member & investory, and Julie (a K9 trainer) for a live, informative Q&A session focused on the unique roles of working and support animals. This is your opportunity to ask questions and gain clarity on the distinctions between Service Dogs (individually trained to perform tasks for a disability), K9s (dogs trained for police, military, or specific occupational work), and Emotional Support Animals (ESAs). We’ll be covering everything from their specific functions and training to the legal differences and the profound impact these animals have on human lives. Bring your questions and join the conversation!