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Grief

Circles, Classes & Workshops
for Navigating Life After Loss

1.) RISING THROUGH GRIEF: For Women Experiencing the Death of a Mother

LIVE & ONLINE

 

This FREE WORKSHOP is designed for motherless daughters.  The grief from this significant loss in a woman’s life can be experienced as low energy, overwhelm, heartache, heavy emotions cropping up at the oddest moment, or feeling alone in the pain of someone missing.

Join us to learn 3 surprising aspects of grief,

and to receive support with:

 

   Understanding Grief 
and how it can be underlying & overwhelming

   Tending to Grief 
with compassion & consistency,  rather than something to conquer or triumph over

   Effectively Grieving 
instead of ‘running & numbing’

 

  • Wednesday, February 14th, 2024 @ 11am Pacific
  • Live and online via Zoom
  • 90 Minutes
  • Have a pen and paper handy for a writing exercise, and an open heart for receiving essential support

 

Click Here to Register

 

2.) GRIEF RELIEF: A recorded Class

ONLINE & SELF-PACED

 

  • Discover effective ways to tend to grief ~ your own and others’
  • Identify early grief ~ absorbing the initial shock of a death, a big loss, or change
  • Acknowledge ongoing grief and how to continue to companion it

 

What’s covered?

  • Down-to-earth ways to navigate and tend to our grief
  • ‘Boots on the ground’ ways to not feel so isolated in it
  • Acknowledging it rather than denying it
  • Ways to free up some energy around it

 

What is it?

  • A 55-minute recorded course with powerpoint slides as visual aide
  • Includes a guided meditation on grief and love
  • A downloadable video file that is yours to keep and return to when you need reminders
  • Cost: $33

 

Click Here to Get Started

This course empowers folks who are in grief or who have ever been in grief to continue to love, live and learn through our ongoing walks with it. I appreciate you making it accessible and including resources. You definitely empower your listeners to find their inner voice and strength.

Donna Yancey
Lowville, New York

There’s been a lot of deaths in my life so far – a lot in the last five years. After finishing this work with Laura, life doesn’t feel so daunting and overwhelming going forward anymore. The blessing of grief, I think, is the clarity of priorities. I actually feel extremely inspired, happy, and motivated to keep going. The last five years have been a lot of amazing things, but exhausting at the same time. I finally feel like the acknowledgment of everything makes me feel like it’s not so heavy and that’s exciting.

Ash Cooper
Portland, Oregon