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Virtual Grief Circles
There are parts of grief that can feel difficult to explain to someone who hasn’t lived through a similar loss.
Virtual Grief Circles bring together people who share something of the same landscape, creating space to speak honestly, listen deeply, and tend grief in the company of others who understand.
Fall Circle:
Survivors of Suicide Loss
Thursdays from 6 - 7:30pm Central
6 Weeks (October 15 - November 19, 2026)
$135
For those grieving someone who died by suicide.
Suicide loss can carry questions, emotions, and complexities that can feel difficult to hold alone.
This virtual circle offers a compassionate place to gather with others who understand something of this particular kind of loss - to share, remember, reflect, and tend your grief without judgment or expectation.
Winter Circle:
Parent Loss
Thursdays from 6 - 7:30pm
6 Weeks (dates TBD in 2027)
$135
For those grieving the death of a parent.
Losing a parent can alter our sense of family, identity, belonging, and where we stand in the world - regardless of our age or the relationship we shared.
This virtual circle offers space to explore the many layers of parent loss alongside others walking a similar path.
Take a Closer Look
Weekly Virtual Gatherings
We meet online every week for 6 weeks for 90 minutes. Join from anywhere (pets and pjs welcome!), knowing that this circle is a steady source of support.
Printable Guidebook
A companion guide is designed to support you throughout the six weeks. It is invaluable to have a resource that you can actually write in and that you can come back to anytime.
Private Community Space
For the duration of our 6 weeks together, you will have access to a community platform off social media where you can connect with others, share reflections, and explore grief resources.
Compassionate Guidance
As your grief guide, I bring years of experience in navigating grief combined with a wealth of training in grief education mindful grief-tending techniques.
What to Expect
Virtual Grief Circles
Virtual circles can be surprisingly intimate. There's something special about creating a quiet place in our own homes that feels a little bit more cozy than some support groups.
Here's how we will flow:
We begin and end each circle by lighting a candle and taking a moment to remember our loved ones. This simple ritual allows us to set our intentions and recognize the sacredness of our time together.
After setting our intentions, a brief grounding meditation, and reflection we’ll move into the topic. I'll do a little talk on the grief topic for the evening and then we will move through our time together, flowing from discussion to grief-tending practices and back again.
As a circle member, your role is to witness others - to hold space for the pain, the joy, the stories, the laughter, and the tears. We honor all that comes into the circle. This is the experience of being human.
We’ll intentionally and mindfully close our sacred circle as we set intentions for how we'll carry the circle's energy and grief practices into the rest of our week.
