Individual Grief Work Support

1:1 sessions are tailored to your unique needs when processing:

  • death of a loved one, estrangement, divorce, breakup, job loss, a fracture in your community

  • tragic, sudden, symbolic, taboo, or disenfranchised loss

  • changes to your identity due to shifts in health, gender, social, or financial status

  • loss of faith in institutions or sense of safety in the world

  • increased awareness of and burnout from systemic oppression and existential threats such as climate change, colonization, or denial and minimization of an ongoing global pandemic

  • conflicted feelings and notions about Zionism, antisemitism, and other matters related to Judaism, Jewish identity, and the ongoing genocide in Israel-Palestine

  • movement from theory to praxis for revolutionary change.

Community Bereavement Support

Meetings and workshops are facilitated conversations for people to:

  • heal together in community

  • connect and commemorate with others experiencing loss, change, and transition

  • share stories, commemorate, and make meaning together

  • exchange tips and resources

  • unpack a specific concept, theory, or perspective

  • develop and practice a particular skill, technique, process, ritual, or other special topic.

Organizational Grief Work Support

Consulting for nonprofit, corporate, government, school, and other entities can be crafted for speaking engagements, professional development trainings, community-building workshops, retreats, and crisis response efforts.