what is grief tending?

I am so glad you’re here. showing up for yourself is the first big step - and you did it. welcome. I know it can seem scary and overwhelming. here is some good news. we do grief a bit differently around here…sure, loss can be sad and sorrowful – but it is also creative, empowering and curious, when you find the right support. (we do “warm” around here!) grief and grieving are as one of a kind as you are, so honor that too. show up here, just as you are—and bring your loss along. all of it and any kind you may be living with or experiencing. death and non-death loss. you deserve to be seen, heard and healing.

the memory circle is a space and place to be with your grief. whether it’s been days or a decade, the memory circle is here to accompany you on a healing and feeling journey. explore the coping tools and techniques needed to craft your own grief tending kit. as you move through and forward in this experience you will adapt and adopt the foundational philosophy of our work together: we don’t get over our grief, we learn to live with loss. let’s do this together. it’s warm inside.

living with loss: support groups

join this intimate support circle with certified grief coach and specialist, barri leiner grant, founder of the memory circle. engage in meaningful conversation and community. a virtual wisdom exchange with others who are learning to live with loss and “get it”. barri shares proprietary tools and meaningful modalities to help you move forward as you learn to live with los.

6 session grief support group

tuesdays

to be determined

7p - 8p est; $244

6 session support group for widows

mondays

to be determined

6p - 7p est; $244

 

living with loss

engage in meaningful conversation and a virtual wisdom exchange with others who are learning to live with loss.

grief coaching

1:1 grief coaching session with certified grief coach, barri leiner grant of the memory circle, to support you in navigating grief.

write + reflect

virtual prompt led and read writing exploration. creativity and curiosity meet to move what is on the inside out.

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