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Volunteering At Comfort Zone Camp
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Volunteering At Comfort Zone Camp

With Steve Pomerantz

This episode with Steve Pomerantz dives into why volunteering at Comfort Zone Camp is so rewarding. When I met Steve at CZC, he struck me as a bright light I wanted to get to know better. Steve brings so much energy and enthusiasm to camp that he epitomizes the joy and fun we have at CZC and why kids get so much out of it. Because Steve has volunteered at CZC for so many years, he has seen a broad range of grieving kids and was able to share his insights on the differences between different ages and how kids who return year after year continue to benefit from the experience. Steve also owns a funeral home called Gentle Water specializing in water cremation, which I had never heard of before. So if you're curious about Comfort Zone, volunteering, or environmentally friendly options for cremation and burial, you won't want to miss this episode.

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Special thanks to Josephine Wiggs for the song "Time Does Not Bring Relief" from her album "We Fall."

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Losing a parent or sibling at a young age is a life-defining event. In bi-weekly episodes, Ann Faison, an artist and grief specialist, and the author of two books that reflect on the grieving process, endeavors to better understand this rarely talked about form of trauma through interviews with adults who experienced grief as teens, parents of teens currently navigating a significant loss, and other experts.
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