The author will share selected readings from When a Loved One Is Dying and lead a compassionate conversation about caregiving, connection, and navigating the health care system when someone has a serious or end-of-life illness. A Q&A and book sale/signing will follow. Join us for an afternoon of reflection and community.

Please call (617-864-1715) with any questions.

Cambridge Neighbors is a nonprofit, membership-driven organization dedicated to promoting healthy aging and aging in place, serving adults aged 60 and older in Arlington, Belmont, Cambridge, Somerville and Watertown by providing access to centralized resources, services, and opportunities to connect with one another. For more information or to join the team, contact: info@cambridgeneighbors.org

The author will meet with the Wellington Senior Community for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations About Care, Connection and Coping. The event includes time for questions/discussion and a book signing. Residents and staff are invited to be part of this meaningful gathering.

Please call (413) 735-1649 with any questions.

The Wellington at Springfield believes retirement should be joyful and worry-free. From fitness classes and creative clubs to outings and live entertainment, residents find countless ways to connect and thrive. With personalized care, beautiful apartments, and dedicated staff always nearby, residents can enjoy peace of mind and focus on what matters most.

https://www.sonidaseniorliving.com/community/the-wellington-at-springfield/

Join the author for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations About Care, Connection and Coping. The event includes time for questions/discussion and a book signing. We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

Please call (413) 565-4150 with any questions.

Join the author for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations About Care, Connection and Coping. The event includes time for questions/discussion and a book signing. We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

Please call (413) 247-9003 with any questions.

The author will share selected readings from When a Loved One Is Dying and lead a compassionate conversation about caregiving, connection, and navigating the health care system when someone has a serious or end-of-life illness.

Ethos is a private, nonprofit organization that assists the elderly and disabled to live at home. They serve over 3,000 individuals and families, primarily in the Boston neighborhoods of Jamaica Plain, Roslindale, West Roxbury, Hyde Park and Mattapan. Ethos offers a wide range of high-quality, discounted services and support, delivered at home and in the community.

*This is a virtual event. For more information, contact: Mackenzie Valencia, LGBTQ+ Program Manager at 617.477.6937.

The author will share selected readings from When a Loved One Is Dying and lead a compassionate conversation about caregiving, connection, and navigating the health care system when someone has a serious or end-of-life illness. A Q&A and book sale/signing will follow. Join us for an afternoon of reflection and community. All individuals with Parkinson’s Disease and their care partners are welcome to attend.

For more information, contact Corrie Strattner at: cstrattner@gmail.com

Join us for an Author of the Month event featuring Maureen Groden, RN, author of When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations about Care, Connection, and Coping. The morning will include a reading, conversation, and audience Q&A, followed by a book signing. All are welcome.

Please call (413) 587-1228 with any questions.

Join the author for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations About Care, Connection and Coping. The event includes time for questions/discussion and a book signing. We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

Please call 860-763-7437 with any questions.

The author will share selected readings from When a Loved One Is Dying and lead a compassionate conversation about caregiving, connection, and navigating the health care system when someone has a serious or end-of-life illness. A Q&A and book sale/signing will follow. Join us for an afternoon of reflection and community. All are welcome to attend.

Please call (413) 453-9057 with any questions.

Valley Neighbors is a community non-profit organization offering volunteer services and programs to residents age 60 and over who wish to continue living independent, engaged lives in their homes and communities.  Their goal is for residents be able to continue living in their current homes, thanks to a little neighborly help. Formed by a group of Whately residents in 2018, VN serves residents of Whately, Deerfield and Sunderland. Valley Neighbors Members can request help with a variety of tasks by trained and vetted neighborhood volunteers.  Members, please call 413 453-9057 and leave a detailed message or send an email to info @ valleyneighbors.org. 

Join the author for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations About Care, Connection and Coping. The event includes time for questions/discussion and a book signing. We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

Please call (413) 586-4023 with any questions.

The author with be a guest on this show, set to air May 22, 2026. The conversation will center on the author’s book: When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations About Care, Connection and Coping. The discussion will also cover advanced medical decision making, palliative care and hospice care.

Drs. Benjamin and Cutler lead a conversation with guests and listeners about the challenges of the US healthcare system and how to navigate them as well as sharing new innovations in healthcare delivery.

Podcasts @ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/caretalk-with-quick-and-quack/id1715058835

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1HegfSvI6AXvh1vEFcMeMd?si=eod1_yk-QACKmnho9z42KA

The author will meet with the Rockridge Community for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations About Care, Connection and Coping. The event includes time for questions/discussion and a book signing. Residents and staff are invited to be part of this meaningful gathering.

Please call 413-409-7514 with any questions.

Join the author for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying. The event includes time for questions and a book signing. We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

Join the author for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations About Care, Connection and Coping. The event includes time for questions/discussion and a book signing. We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

Please call 207-549-0170 with any questions.

Join the author for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations about Care, Connections, and Coping. The event includes time for questions and a book signing.  We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

Please call 207-666-8405 with any questions.

Join the author for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations about Care, Connections, and Coping. The event includes time for questions and a book signing.  We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

Please call (207) 626-2415 with any questions.

This show will be available on May 11, 2026.

Death is one of the few experiences every one of us will face, yet it remains one of the most difficult to talk about. When someone we love is dying, we’re often left navigating not only grief, but uncertainty—unsure of what to say, what to expect, or how to provide comfort in a moment that feels anything but clear. And yet, within that space, there can also be profound connection, meaning, and even moments of unexpected peace. Maureen Groden talks about care and coping at the end of life. Maureen is a hospice nurse, educator, and author of the book When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations About Care, Connection, and Coping.

Joan Herrmann is the founder of the Change Your Attitude, Change Your Life (CYACYL) brand. She created, hosts, and produces CYACYL’s podcast, Conversations with Joan, which is posted on all major podcast platforms. Joan also publishes a weekly newsletter, The Kickoff, which is distributed to hundreds of thousands worldwide. Her guests and contributors list reads like a who’s who of the most influential and inspirational people in the world.

The author will share selected readings from When a Loved One Is Dying and lead a compassionate conversation about caregiving, connection, and navigating loss. A Q&A and book signing will follow. Join us for an afternoon of reflection and community in the author’s hometown! All are welcome to attend.

Please call (508) 660-7340 with any questions.

Join the author for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying. The event includes time for questions and a book signing. We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

Please call (413) 772-1544 with any questions.

Join the author for an reading and presentation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations about Care, Connections, and Coping. The event includes time for questions via the chat from those attending the live event.  We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

For more information, please call:

The author will have a table at this Employee Health Fair, located in the lower level of the UMass Campus Center. Signed copies of my book will be available for purchase.Please call (413) 545-0111 with any questions.

Join the author for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying. The event includes time for questions and a book signing. We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

Please call (802) 482-2878 with any questions.

Join us for a conversation with hospice nurse and educator Maureen Groden, RN, author of When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations About Care, Connection, and Coping. Groden draws on true stories of families she has cared for to offer practical guidance, comfort, and clarity on end-of-life care. She will be joined by her sister, Dr. Patty Whitney, a palliative care physician at UVM Medical Center. The event will include a reading followed by a Q&A.  

This event is free and open to community partners, please register at:  https://forms.gle/r37gmrbh7CyoEG6Z6

WHEN: Friday, April 17, 2026, 1:00 - 2:00 pm.

WHERE: Allard Square Community Room, 146 Market St, South Burlington, VT 05403

CONTACT: Director of Communications Natalie Glynn at (401) 835-0127 or glynn@cathedralsquare.org

The author will share selected readings from When a Loved One Is Dying and lead a compassionate conversation about caregiving, connection, and navigating end-of-life care. Discussion and book signing will follow. The author will be joined by local Palliative Care and Hospice clinicians. All are welcome to attend.

Please call The Vermont Book Shop (802) 989-6719 with any questions.

The author with be a guest on this podcast, set to air in April (TBD). The conversation will center on the author’s book: When a Loved One Is Dying: Conversations About Care, Connection and Coping. The discussion will also cover advanced medical decision making, palliative care and hospice care.

Red Sail Advisors assists nonprofit, mission driven health care, social service, and community-based organizations to improve, thrive, adapt, and respond. Rey Spadoni holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Boston University and completed his undergraduate degree at Holy Cross College. He is accredited as a Certified Christian Leadership Coach. Rey Spadoni is the author of Amazon bestseller “Saving Organizations That Matter: Ascending From the Confluence of Chaos”.

For more information or consultation, contact Rey at: rey@redsailadvisors.com or 617-512-9045

Join the author for an intimate reading and conversation centered on When a Loved One Is Dying. The event includes time for questions and a book signing. We invite you to be part of this meaningful gathering. All are welcome to attend.

Please call 413 527-5386 with any questions.

Maureen Groden will be the guest on Mass Appeal, WWLP 22 News, a live, hour-long weekday program (11 a.m. to noon) based in Springfield, MA. Hosted by Priscilla Ress and Meghan Mamlock, the show highlights Western Massachusetts through cooking demos, local entertainment, fashion, and human-interest stories, with a focus on local, community-driven content.

For more information, contact: https://www.wwlp.com/massappeal/

*Event for Beta Zeta-at-Large Nursing Honor Society Members and Attendees

Maureen Groden will be a guest on this radio/podcast program to discuss family caregiving at the end of life. She will share lessons from her book, When A Loved One is Dying: Conversations about Care, Connection and Coping.

This half-hour weekly radio show/podcast airs on Saturdays and Sundays on 930 (AM) The Answer KLUP in San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, Ft. Worth, and Tampa, FL. Hosted by nationally recognized gerontologist Carol Zernial and veteran broadcaster and attorney Ron Aaron, and featuring a wide variety of caregivers, medical experts, and others. Caregiver SOS On Air explores issues important to you. https://www.wellmedcharitablefoundation.org/caregiver-support/on-air/

This zoom presentation and discussion is open to students, faculty, clinicians, and family/caregivers. Join the author who will read excerpts from her book and facilitate a discussion on advanced directives, palliative care and hospice care.