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We bring an experienced perspective as grief guides and death doulas, known for our compassion and innovative approach. Our non-clinical grief support focuses on community building and the art of holding space. Whether working one-on-one or with groups, our offerings are designed for educational and ritual-based gatherings, fostering connection and healing.
Group Commitments:
Our time together will be grounded in principles of deep listening, humility, and bearing witness. We will practice being present without trying to fix or advise, and we will treat all shared experiences with confidentiality and care.
Who Should Attend:
- Therapists, counselors, and social workers.
- Death doulas and end-of-life care practitioners.
- Coaches and holistic practitioners, including those working with psychedelics and other therapeutic modalities.
- Community leaders serving marginalized groups.
- Individuals with lived grief experiences seeking to support others.
If you are experiencing a very recent loss, however, you may wish to pause and consider whether this is the right time for this deeper work. Trust your intuition about what feels most supportive for your healing right now.
You can always contact us if you want help discerning timing or have questions about the training.
This training is facilitated by Rebecca Churt, end-of-life Doula and Founder of The Grievery