I hope everybody has a nice Easter weekend ❤️

Master Grief’s First Annual Grief Retreat WE ARE GETTING EXCITED!!! This summer, I’m hosting an intimate MasterGrief retreat in Fairfield for those who are ready to move beyond surviving loss and begin rebuilding their life with meaning. This is not a typical workshop. It’s a high-touch, immersive grief experience designed to give you the space, structure, and guidance most people never receive. What makes this retreat different is the proximity. We are not meeting in a conference room and going our separate ways at the end of the day. We are living this experience together. We’ll be sharing a home, meals, conversations, quiet moments, and real life in between the work. You’ll have direct access to me—not just during sessions, but throughout the entire experience. The conversations don’t end when the workshop does… they continue over coffee in the morning, while cooking together, on walks, and in those in-between moments where real healing happens. August 7–9 (Arrive August 6, retreat begins the morning of the 7th) This experience will include: • Comfortable lodging (private or shared rooms) • All meals and beverages throughout the weekend • Cooking together as a form of grounding and connection • Guided breathwork sessions to help release what the body is holding • Guided grief workshops with me • Small group coaching sessions • Group integration and reflection circles • Nature walks and quiet reflection time • Structured journaling exercises • Evening conversations and deep processing sessions • Practical tools for rebuilding life after loss To preserve the intimacy and depth of this work, the retreat is limited to just 12 participants. Investment: Shared Room: $2,700 Private Room: $3,900 VIP Intensive: $4,500 The VIP experience includes: • A private 90-minute one-on-one session with me during the retreat • Private dinner with me and the coaching team on August 6 • A signed copy of In the Trenches: A Coach’s Walk Through Grief • Two private follow-up Zoom sessions after the retreat

What a humbling honor to be featured and quoted by The Mirror as an expert on ambiguous grief in relation to the Savannah Guthrie case. To be trusted to speak into something this complex—where the pain lives in the uncertainty, the unanswered, the unfinished—means more than I can fully put into words. My hope is that this sheds light for those navigating the confusion and weight of not having clear answers, and offers even a small sense of understanding in the middle of something so brutal. https://www.themirror.com/entertainment/savannah-guthrie-ambiguous-loss-grief-1764507

Has anyone else ever been caught in a moment that nobody but the person who’s no longer around could understand and get you through?