griefwork
individual care for collective transformation
griefwork for when it all gets to be a little too much
Griefwork is a method of moving with life’s changes to create personal meaning and to connect to a larger sense of purpose.
It can be for times we typically think of as grief-filled like the loss of a loved one or a challenging diagnosis.
It can also be for changes that we want but can still hold grief of a past or different path like the birth of a child or moving to a new job.
Or it can be for the ambient grief of living in a time of massive societal and climate change.
Griefwork helps us explore fundamental questions about how we relate to our life and to life itself.
Why Griefwork?
Griefwork is not therapy. It is not health care.
It is not a solution or an answer either.
Griefwork is secular spiritual care.
It is a commitment to changing the world by changing how we relate to ourselves. And changing ourselves by changing how we relate to the world.
As above, so below. As within, so without.
support for life’s Transitions
Griefwork is for anyone who finds it beneficial, such as those for those seeking support with:
abortion care
aging
careworker burnout
climate disaster
collective grief
coming out and transitioning (LGBTQIA+)
death and end-of-life
deconstruction and loss of faith
disability and illness
divorce and separation
infertility
job loss and career transition
miscarriage and pregnancy loss
moral injury
movement change support and strategy
moving and living situation changes
pet loss
political systems
post-partum and matrescence
spiritual journey accompaniment
Solutions Engineered for Measurable Impact
We present a comprehensive suite designed to facilitate operational excellence and sustained growth.
Collective Excellence

