Dragonfly Crossing is not equipped to provide emergency or crisis intervention.

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, please call 911.

If you or someone you know is experiencing emotional distress, despair, or thoughts of suicide, help is available by calling or texting 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, at any time, day or night.

This space is open to anyone carrying loss—whether through death, separation, distance, or a relationship that remains unfinished. If you are open to quiet, reflection, and writing held in silence, you are welcome.

Nothing. Paper, pens, and envelopes are provided. You are welcome to bring a small photograph or personal object of remembrance if it feels meaningful to you.

Yes. Many people discover there is more than one letter waiting to be written. You are welcome to return whenever it feels right.

Yes. Some people attend alone, while others come with someone.

Guests receive 50% off the registration fee.

A participant is someone who takes part in the gathering by writing a letter. A guest or companion attends solely to provide emotional support and does not participate in the writing.

Guests who wish to participate in the writing experience must register separately at the full participant rate before the gathering.

You are welcome to step outside briefly at any time. If you know you will need to leave before the gathering concludes, we simply ask that you do so quietly and with consideration for others.

Cancellations made more than 48 hours before the gathering will receive a full refund. Cancellations made within 48 hours of the gathering are non-refundable.

Each gathering is guided and largely held in silence.
Participants are invited to write a letter to someone they have lost through death, separation, distance, or an unfinished relationship.
The experience includes a brief opening reflection, gentle writing prompts, time for stillness, and space to write at your own pace.
There is no discussion, no required sharing, and no expectation to finish your letter.

No. Dragonfly Crossing is not therapy, coaching, or bereavement counseling. It is a quietly held space for presence, reflection, and writing.

No. Dragonfly Crossing is largely held in silence. You will never be asked to speak, share, or explain anything aloud.

Emotion is welcome here. You are free to write, pause, breathe, or step outside briefly if needed. Nothing is required of you except your own presence.

Some people attend within weeks of a loss. Others come years … even decades later. Time is what is right for you. If, however, you are experiencing acute emotional distress or are in need of immediate therapeutic support, this gathering may not be the right place at this moment.

That is welcome here. Loss takes many forms, and not all of them are visible or named. If this invitation resonates with you, you are welcome here.

Your letter is yours to keep. At the close of the gathering, you will take it home with you. What you choose to do with it afterward is entirely your own.