“If we can heal our unresolved grief and trauma, we can heal the world.”

Cancer is multiplying rapidly, claiming lives along with other illnesses. There's the rise of addiction and suicide, the all-too-common gun violence in the US, racism and other forms of fear, domestic abuse, sexual assault, and traumatic events taking place every day around the world, not to mention the large-scale horror of war and genocide.
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The media is unrelenting: bringing all of the world's pain before our eyes every minute we can watch it.

But those are symptoms of a much deeper issue: unresolved trauma and grief.

We don’t know how to process emotions and deal with heavy things, especially loss to that degree... so we don’t.

We avoid it.

We numb ourselves.

We check out.
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Our children do it too.

And eventually, we lose a part of our humanity.

We struggle to embrace the present and stay connected in our pain. Instead, we try to live in the past, which can lend itself to depression, or try to live in the future, which can lead to anxiety. Some people shut down altogether.

The result is a whole society disconnected from ourselves, and each other, full of hurt people who hurt people... stuck in survival mode, lacking the capacity to be fully human.

The data is clear: the grief crisis is here.

The hard truth is most of us don't know how to make peace with our grief. We don't know how to get unstuck.

Our mission is to reframe our relationship with pain and loss to revolutionize the way we heal in grief.

We believe our bodies are designed to heal. And with the right emotional support, we can transform cycles of hurt to cycles of healing. And ultimately, heal the world.