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The Lost Travelers Club / The Virtual Hermit
An essay on Collective Grief
Grief Mentoring - Crystal Webster & Sharing Solace
Programs and groups are wonderful and all…but sometimes you want a little more. Grief isn’t cookie-cutter so why should your support be?
A resource by Sharing Solace
Crystal and the Sharing Solace family are here to support you, privately and personally, as you choose your unique path towards healing. You use our time together however it best serves your soul – exploring the topics and questions that are most pressing to you.
This type of support is right for you if:
- You don’t want to continue living your life waiting to die {but, maybe, don’t know how to move forward}
- You want your grief and life experiences to make you a better person (not a bitter one)
- You’re ready to be mindful regarding your path towards your new happy
- You understand that you will never ‘get over’ your grief, and also want to learn to carry it as effectively as possible
- You want to believe ‘everything happens for a reason’ – and you also kinda wanna throat punch anyone that says that.
- You’re ready to feel better equipped to handle your day to day experiences and emotions
Our Inspiration
Some potential topics to explore may include:
Coping – finding ways to get through the day, hour, or minute
Comfort – finding long term peace with your experiences
Healing – allowing your emotional wounds to scar over and the pain to ease
Managing – your emotions and the expectations of those emotions
Finding – hope when you feel there is none
Unpacking – dissecting how your yesterday is shaping your today and tomorrow
Permission – giving yourself the space and grace to care for yourself
Other resources you may like
Tamelynda Lux
When someone you love dies, your sense of who you are can change, too. Explore why loss can reshape identity—and how you can begin discovering who you are now.
Gyani Richards
Touching the Heart of Grief is an in-person workshop to explore the Land of Loss. We will use stories, sharing, and silence to navigate our unique grief path.
The Lost Travelers Club / The Virtual Hermit
An essay on Collective Grief
Tamelynda Lux
When someone you love dies, your sense of who you are can change, too. Explore why loss can reshape identity—and how you can begin discovering who you are now.
Gyani Richards
Touching the Heart of Grief is an in-person workshop to explore the Land of Loss. We will use stories, sharing, and silence to navigate our unique grief path.
