Question 1

Who is this workshop for?

Accepted Answer

This workshop is designed for adults who have experienced the death of a loved one and are seeking a safe, supportive space to explore their grief and find healing.

Question 2

What if my loss happened a long time ago?

Accepted Answer

Grief has no timeline. Whether your loss is recent or occurred years ago, you are welcome to join and explore your journey.

Question 3

Do I have to share my story?

Accepted Answer

No. Sharing is always optional. You are welcome to listen and reflect quietly, or participate in group activities and discussions if and when you feel comfortable.

Question 4

What if I become overwhelmed during the workshop?

Accepted Answer

The facilitators will always support participants gently and respectfully. You are always free to step out, take a break, or choose not to participate in certain activities.

Question 5

What makes this workshop experiential rather than just informational?

Accepted Answer

This is not a lecture-based session—it’s an interactive experience. The experiential elements help you gain new tools to navigate your grief journey and process emotions in a safe and supportive environment, allowing you to apply what you learn to your daily life.

Question 6

What benefits can I expect to gain from attending?

Accepted Answer

You’ll walk away with a sense of community with others who understand what you’re going through. You will also gain tools for ongoing healing, including gaining a better understanding of transitioning from this earthly realm and the ability to connect with your loved ones.

Question 7

Is there a cost to attend?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the workshop fee is $199, payable on Eventbrite. The Spokane workshop fee has been discounted 50%. Sign up by Oct. 23rd to receive the discount.

Question 8

Do I need to register in advance?

Accepted Answer

Yes, advance registration is required as space is limited to ensure a supportive environment.

Journey Through Grief: Developing Spiritual Tools for HEALING After Loss