Workshop: Intro To Liminal Space

Grief is a natural, multifaceted response to loss that touches our emotional, physical, and spiritual lives. Not all grief includes loss. It extends beyond death to include transitions or changes in relationships, identity, health, and our sense of the world. We recognize grief as an ongoing process—one that calls for tending, compassion, and connection, rather than quick fixes or tidy resolutions.

Grief is not something to be rushed or “solved.” We honor a pace that respects the body, the heart, and the stories that need to be witnessed with patience and presence. While support and compassionate witnessing can help ease the weight of grief, it is not a destination or endpoint. Healing emerges through full engagement with sorrow, through feeling, reflecting, and connecting with others. It is a lifelong practice, a cycle we return to again and again, and a way to cultivate deeper presence, understanding, and care for ourselves and those around us.

Our gatherings are held as intentional, relational spaces. For this reason, we begin on time and ask all participants to arrive promptly.

If you are unable to arrive by 5 minutes past the start time and have not communicated with us ahead of time regarding a cancellation, reschedule, or late arrival, we will be unable to admit you to the session. Refunds or credits will not be issued in these circumstances.

Thank you for helping us tend the collective space with care and respect.

We use Zoom. A link will be sent to your email immediately upon registration. Our gathering spaces are opened about 5 mins before the start of the scheduled session.

We understand that schedules and circumstances change. Please try to cancel at least 24 hours in advance of your registered session. Any cancellations or non-communication within a 24 hour window will mean forfeiting your paid registration fee. All workshops are recorded and will be sent out to paid participants within 24-48 hrs following the event.