Living After Loss
Some losses are visible. Others are subtle and deeply personal.
All can leave us standing in unfamiliar territory.
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Living After Loss is a six-week group experience for women who find themselves in a liminal space — the tender, disorienting in-between that follows loss. It is the place where the old world has shifted or fallen away, the new one has not yet formed, and you are learning to breathe inside uncertainty.
Honouring the Threshold
In many cultures, liminality is understood as a sacred phase of transition — a time when old identities soften and new ones have not yet taken shape. It is often marked by stillness, emotional intensity, confusion, or deep reflection.
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Modern life rarely makes room for this stage. We are encouraged to “move on,” “stay positive,” or find quick closure. But grief — in all its forms — cannot be rushed.
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This group honours the threshold.
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Living After Loss is created as a refuge for that liminal terrain — a space where grief is not judged, silenced, or hurried, but witnessed and met with compassionate community.
What We Will Explore
Through a blend of:
Participants are invited to explore the wisdom that can emerge within this threshold —
the loss, the love, the unraveling, and the quiet beginnings of what may be forming next.
There is no pressure to be “ready.”
There is no expectation to have clarity.
Only space to be with what is true for you.
Group Format
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Offered quarterly
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In-person group counselling
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6 weeks in length
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90-minute weekly sessions
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6–8 participants per group
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Designed for women aged 25+
The small group size allows for depth, safety, and meaningful connection.
Who This Group Is For
Living After Loss is designed for women aged 25+ who are navigating:
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Relationship changes or divorce
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Job or identity shifts
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Health transitions
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Unmet dreams or life detours
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Any form of grief that feels unresolved or unspoken
You do not need to compare your loss to anyone else’s.
If it feels significant to you, it matters here.
Waitlist & Consultation Process
If you feel drawn to this group, we invite you to submit your information to join the waitlist and schedule a brief consultation with Jody.
This conversation is not an evaluation, but an opportunity to connect, ask questions, and ensure that the group setting feels supportive and aligned for you.
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Because this group holds tender and vulnerable experiences, thoughtful care is taken in forming each cohort so that participants can feel emotionally safe and supported within the shared space.
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