Your Grief Has Something to Tell You. I think a lot about my relationship to grief—both my own personal losses and the grief I encounter related to world events and the ongoing struggles in our country. I think a lot about my relationship to grief—both my own personal losses and the grief I encounter related to world events and the ongoing struggles in our country. And here's what I've come to understand: My ability to be with my grief directly informs my ability to discern

My Updated Coping Plan as of February 2025 I admit that since November, I have coped by keeping my head down, not writing much, frenetically adding activities to the schedule, eating way too much licorice and cheese, and not carving any time to be still, to read, or to look up. Sound familiar? When the Universe Gifts You a Pause Three weeks ago, my 8-year-old fractured her ankle. She earned herself crutches and a boot. I earned myself hours of cancelling all of our activities

Grief = change + loss. And there is so much of that in the air right now. On Wednesday, November 6th, join conceptual artist & musician Licity Collins and Grounded Grief founder Katherine Hatch for a 1-hour online workshop centered on their shared passion of creativity within a grief process.

Sometimes it's hard to find a place to process the grief of those things that don't fit easily into traditional grief group spaces. Are you grieving a loss of an ability or a major life shift? Are you grieving the state of the world? Our climate? Are you grieving a life transition? Are you grieving the way your life is not what you expected it to be? Are you grieving something that is just hard to name? If any of these questions resonate, this workshop is for you.