Brush With Grief

Session Formats

Our programs are flexible to suit your needs, offering various session lengths:

15-Minute Overview: A brief introduction to the concept, offering a snapshot of our healing process.

45-Minute Session: A detailed session that includes guided meditation and creative activities to help participants engage deeply with their grief.

2-Hour Program: An extended session allowing for more in-depth exploration and reflection through creative expression.

4-Hour Program: A comprehensive session providing ample time for full immersion in the therapeutic process.

8-Hour Program: A full-day session complete with breaks and extensive activities to foster deep healing.

2-Day Retreat: A weekend retreat featuring a welcome dinner and daily activities to support holistic healing.

3-Day Retreat: An extended retreat offering multiple meditations and creative activities, fostering community and personal growth.

7-Day Retreat: A week-long immersive experience with daily sessions designed to provide profound support and healing.

Types of Loss Addressed

The Brush With Grief program supports various types of loss, providing a nurturing space for healing:

Loss of a Pet: Honoring and remembering beloved pets through creative activities that celebrate their memory.

Loss of a Client: Helping professionals process the emotional impact of losing a client, offering a space for reflection and healing.

Loss of a Loved One: Providing a supportive environment to cherish and remember family members or friends who have passed away.

Loss of a Job: Offering guided meditations and creative activities to help individuals process emotions associated with job loss, focusing on acceptance and new opportunities.

Loss of a Child: Creating a space for profound grief, honoring the memory of a lost child while providing comfort and support.

Loss of a Parent: Navigating the deep emotions associated with losing a parent, fostering a sense of connection and peace as participants honor their loved one’s legacy.

Loss of a Relationship: Supporting participants through the end of significant relationships, encouraging emotional processing and personal growth.

Loss of a Home: Providing stability and hope for individuals experiencing the loss of a home, guiding them through this challenging transition.

Loss of Identity: Helping participants reconnect with their true selves, embracing their strengths, and building a renewed sense of purpose and self-awareness.