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Listening to Grief
- Seatlle, Washington
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What we're here to reimagine...
how to talk about grief openly, and how to listen to the bereaved talk about their loss and loved ones. Let's reimagine community support for grievers by coming together often.
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Listening to Grief provides empathetic individual and group grief support, with storytelling and deep-listening as the foundational ethos. I create events that encourage communal grieving through ceremony, movement, and sharing. My popular grief walks bring grieving people together in nature. I love collaborating with artists, yogis, herbalists, and others to destigmatize grief and make grieving l...
Listening to Grief provides empathetic individual and group grief support, with storytelling and deep-listening as the foundational ethos. I create events that encourage communal grieving through ceremony, movement, and sharing. My popular grief walks bring grieving people together in nature. I love collaborating with artists, yogis, herbalists, and others to destigmatize grief and make grieving less lonely.
As a griever, my grief was bigger than society allows. All I wanted was to cry on my daily walk, or stop and stare in the middle of the workday, but cultural norms prevented that. My mission is to invite people into public spaces and natural areas to feel supported and comfortable expressing their grief in whatever form it’s in. Most of my work has been in person in my local Seattle community, but I am experimenting with offering online supportive events to reach more grievers.
Listening to Grief provides empathetic individual and group grief support, with storytelling and deep-listening as the foundational ethos. I create events that encourage communal grieving through ceremony, movement, and sharing. My popular grief walks bring grieving people together in nature. I love collaborating with artists, yogis, herbalists, and others to destigmatize grief and make grieving less lonely.
As a griever, my grief was bigger than society allows. All I wanted was to cry on my daily walk, or stop and stare in the middle of the workday, but cultural norms prevented that. My mission is to invite people into public spaces and natural areas to feel supported and comfortable expressing their grief in whatever form it’s in. Most of my work has been in person in my local Seattle community, but I am experimenting with offering online supportive events to reach more grievers.
