Grappling with the Could’ve, Should’ve, Would’ve’s, and Guilt
As heartbreaking as it may be to read and believe, it is actually very freeing if you can accept and own that your child's life path ended. Release what should've and could've been and release the guilt.
Redefining your life after grief
Once we negotiate our way through the haze, we search for a balance between honoring our children and moving forward in hope. Learn more about our retreats - a safe holding of space for grieving parents.
Rediscovering You
Following the death of a child, parents are consumed by grief and It takes all of their energy to make it through each day. Rediscovering you means honoring your child while living a happy, and purpose-filled life.
Keeping a Connection
The sadness and sorrow that come with grief are directly linked to the severed connection. This disconnect between the past and the present, fearing guilt or anger, can be powerful blocks to growth. Find out how a connection can be established and nurtured in any number of ways.
When Grief Can Sit Beside You
There comes a point when you no longer want grief to embody you, but rather sit beside you. Learn how to become aware of how you’re feeling at any given moment.
The grieving parents club: how to tell your story. Part 2
A continuation from part 1 as we dive into the vulnerability and fear that telling your story brings. Grief can look ugly, can make you and others uncomfortable but if the telling doesn’t happen in one way, it will come out in another so here’s a chance to do it consciously and constructively.
The grieving parents club: how to tell your story. Part 1
Welcome to the grieving parents club. Where we find it especially hard to tell our stories, in an effort to protect our own feelings and that of others. Know this, the moment you free your story, it releases its hold on you.