Grief Gatherings

Each gathering is led by experienced grief‑guides committed to bearing witness, holding space, and tending grief with honesty, tenderness, and humility. Our role isn’t to “fix” grief — it’s to accompany it.

This isn’t a therapy session or a performance: it’s a communal practice. There is no agenda to “get over grief.” Instead, we come together to share, listen, reflect, and simply be — as much or as little as you need.

Our gatherings offer a space where grief can be felt, explored, and witnessed — not rushed or judged. We cultivate a somatically aware, reflective container, where each person can attune to their body, emotions, and inner experience.

Gatherings may include gentle grounding practices: breath work, somatic awareness, ritual gestures, moments of silence, or simple shared reflections. These help us meet grief with the fullness of hearts — offering steadiness amid loss.

When grief isolates, gatherings counter that isolation with community. You may be surprised to find yourself seen, heard, and held — by others who know loss or by those who simply listen. 

Each gathering is one moment on a larger path. There’s no pressure to “finish grief.” Instead, we offer steady companionship — so grief becomes not a burden, but a living, evolving process. Over time, many find solace, solidarity, and even new threads of belonging.