Conscious aging & Caregiving

Who am I becoming as life changes?

Growing older or caring for someone we love can reshape our relationships and our sense of ourselves. Familiar roles shift. Our bodies and daily rhythms may ask something different of us. What matters most may come into sharper focus—or become harder to name.

There can be love, discovery, and closeness alongside exhaustion, uncertainty, and grief. There is room for all of it here.

At Tending the Sacred, we gather for honest conversation, shared wisdom, and practices that help us stay connected to ourselves, one another, and the sacred within these passages of life.

Ways to Take Part

Gatherings & Workshops

Explore the questions that aging and caregiving bring through conversation, reflection, and shared practice. Gatherings may focus on changing relationships, caring for someone you love, grief, purpose, or possibilities taking shape in your own life.
Each program explains who it is for and what to expect, so you can choose what meets you where you are.
Small Group Support

Some experiences call for the continuity of a smaller group. Find space to speak honestly, listen, and return to the questions that aging or caregiving brings—with people getting to know you over time.
Each group listing explains who it is for, the number of sessions, any fee, and how to register or join a waitlist.
Company Between Gatherings

The Aging & Caregiving Room in our online community welcomes people caring for someone and people reflecting on their own aging. Bring a question, share an experience, or simply listen.
This space offers ongoing conversation and connection between gatherings. Facilitated groups and workshops have their own registration details.
Guided by Molly Prues

Molly Prues, MA, directs Tending the Sacred’s Conscious Aging & Caregiving Programs. A gerontologist and caregiver advocate, she brings more than 25 years of experience in aging and caregiving.
Her work brings attention to both the practical demands and spiritual questions of these experiences, with respect for each person’s circumstances, relationships, and choices.

FAQs

No. Some programs are for people actively caring for someone; others explore growing older, changing roles, purpose, and meaning. Each listing explains who it is for.
We mean paying attention to how we live as we grow older: the changes we face, the relationships we tend, the choices available to us, and the meaning we make along the way. There is room for possibility alongside uncertainty, loss, and the realities of changing needs.
No particular belief is required. Tending the Sacred is rooted in the Theosophical tradition and welcomes people from many spiritual backgrounds, including those who do not identify with a tradition. Bring your own questions, beliefs, and language.
Start with one gathering that fits your capacity. You are welcome to listen without sharing more than you wish. Each listing explains the format, any ongoing commitment, and whether a recording will be available.
The Aging & Caregiving Room offers ongoing conversation within our online community. Workshops, facilitated groups, and recordings may have separate fees or registration requirements. Check each listing for what is included with membership and what requires a separate purchase.

Who We Are

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You’re in Good Company

Whether you’re reflecting on your own aging, caring for someone, or adjusting to an unexpected change, there is room for you here. Bring your questions, your experience, and whatever capacity you have today.

Join a gathering or connect with others in our online community. You’re welcome to share, listen, and take part in ways that feel right for you.

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