"I know mortality isn't small talk. But I wish it was. Because it is the seed of connection, the seed of true healing, and the seed of love."

~Andrea Gibson

Annie Brownsberger is a community advocate, end-of-life guide (death doula), and grief tender who holds space for those who are dying, grieving, or wanting to explore what it means to be mortal.

Death work is community work. Grief is a living practice that wants to be witnessed and held in community. Through individual or group support and community-based wisdom sharing, she and her colleagues help individuals, families, and fellow practitioners meet death and grief with reverence and love. Annie believes that honoring our grief and engaging with our mortality opens us up to greater joy and connection and that when life is ending, we should all have the opportunity for the most ideal death under the circumstance.

For those seeking sanctuary.

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For those seeking sanctuary. 〰️

The Goose Nest

— in GOOSETOWN, IOWA CITY —

Welcome to a space where you are encouraged to show up exactly as you are, to commune with folks willing to talk openly about death and grief, to support one another, and to witness and be witnessed.

In addition to community, a library of resources and materials is available to you as well as ample quiet space for private conversations, meditation, rest, and creative expression.

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