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
offerings
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Griefwork sessions are typically one-on-one phone, video or in person meetings. Each session is 90 mins long and tailored to your needs. To learn more about Griefwork sessions, click here.
Current Griefwork sessions include:
Meaning Making Session
Ritual Crafting Session
Spiritual Accompaniment Session
Daily Practices Session
Values Wayfinding Session
Personalized Griefwork Session
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Transition Planning offers you guided support for life’s biggest changes. For you and anyone else impacted by this transition, we will walk through the practical and logistical aspects as well as the spiritual. The goal is for you to feel empowered moving into the unknown by rooting into your values, beliefs, and community. You can learn more about transition planning here.
Transition Planning is for you if you:
are planning your own end-of-life care
are supporting a loved one in end-of-life
are learning to live with a new diagnosis
are expecting a child or new family member
have recently become a caregiver
are going through a divorce or separation
are planning a career change
are coming out later in life
are facing an upcoming life change
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Collective Grief Circles are a space dedicated to working with shared grief in a community setting. It is both a way to support the individuals within a community and an opportunity for the community itself to build ritual, meaning, or connection into a collective grieving process.
If you are interested in joining an existing Circle, you can click here to learn about Circles that are currently running or planned.
If you are a member of a community or group that could benefit from a personalized Circle, you can inquire about it here.
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Tarot is a tool to help us tap into the things we know but we haven’t admitted to ourselves. My readings are designed to illuminate potential paths to embolden you to chose directions that are liberating for yourself and the people around you.
If you are seeking personal reflection, support with navigating a conflict, looking for meaning, or if you have found yourself at a crossroads, I’d love to work with you. You can book a tarot reading here.
Group or event tarot readings are also available for booking with advanced notice.
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I am available on a limited basis to serve as your wedding or elopement officiant or to conduct a celebration-of-life, funeral, or memorial service. I can easily travel in the Denver metro area and can be open to car or plane travel with advance notice. Click here to inquire.