Grieving is a deeply personal and intuitive process. At Creative Grief Work, we honor the mind-body connection and believe that ceremony, time, and commitment to tend to our inner landscape facilitates healing.

The grieving process can be complex and overwhelming. However, our bodies are intuitive masters. Our approach is rooted in compassionate curiosity and openness within the body, allowing us to explore the depths of our emotions in a safe and supportive environment.

Our ceremonies may include journaling, meditation, ecstatic practices, and expressive arts. Grief is a natural part of us, and by engaging all of our senses – touch, taste, sight, smell – we can find connection, creativity, release, and beauty, in the midst of pain.

Those times when we are able to fully give ourselves to the moment, we can connect to a feeling of pure possibility. In that space of possibility new worlds coalesce. Ceremony invites us to reclaim and recalibrate, to alchemize.
Join us on this journey of breath, depth, fire, and mystery.
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​​Past gatherings ceremonies have included:
movement meditation, expressive art, chanting and toning, sacred forms of ablutions, Shinrin-Yoku also known as forest bathing, writing, ​kintsugi, breathwork, plant spirit bathing, sound healing, fire ceremonies, butterfly cocoon meditation, and special guest sharing cultural practices and grief ceremonies from around the world.