Where Support Becomes Strength — and Strength Builds Community.

After someone’s loved one passes, their name almost becomes unspoken. The same people who were front and center at the services suddenly disappear. No check-in. No “how are you… really?”

And here’s the thing—people who are grieving know life goes on. We don’t expect 24/7 check-ins or constant care. What we do notice is silence.

What I’ve learned in this season is this: Most people don’t know how to grieve—or how to hold space for those who are. So come the excuses:

• “I didn’t know what to say.”
• “I didn’t want to trigger anything.”
• “You seemed okay… and you have so much support.”

But pause for a moment and ask yourself—How has that person shown up for you? Often, the people we thought would check in the most… check in the least.

That’s why I created the Grief Recovery Group.

This is a free, judgment-free space for anyone who has lost a loved one and feels like their grief hasn’t been fully processed. No timelines. No platitudes. No pressure to grieve the “right” way.