Our mission:

De-stigmatizing grief and loss, and promoting healing through community.

While we may all experience grief at different times and in different ways, it is a universal experience. Education and community support can make walking through loss a lot less isolating. We believe that a better life is possible. Learn more about the mission below.

 
 

If you are currently in crisis:

Please call 988 (in US) or visit 988Lifeline.org for immediate professional support

 

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Overcoming Hurdles to Starting a Mindfulness Practice

Mindfulness and meditation are useful practices at any point in life, but they can be especially helpful in processing trauma of loss.

 

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Dan Levy on the quiet, unexpected moments of grief
Dan Levy on the quiet, unexpected moments of grief
Interview: Bryan Jung of “This is Why”
Interview: Bryan Jung of “This is Why”

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I’ve been at a loss for exactly what to say these last few weeks. This account is about grief and healing, yes, but how do you begin to grieve years of senseless losses among your community? How do you grieve your daughter who was shot in her h
Over the weekend, I read Ruthie Lindsey’s book, There I Am, cover to cover. It’s a beautiful but melancholy story about her life of chronic pain and loss and healing. She’s lived through incredible struggle and this book is evidence
This morning, we drove to a little neighborhood street overlooking the Puget Sound, where mountains in the distance, spring flowers in bloom all around. As we sat there, quietly sipping our coffees, I heard the sound of sneakers slowly shuffling agai
To my grief community - I’d love to know, do you meditate? My personal meditation practice started slowly, prompted by the crippling anxiety I was having after my dad died. I couldn’t sleep, I thought every situation I walked into would