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Griefy things are better with people who aren't pretending.
These are my scheduled group offerings - workshops, grief circles, and the occasional public appearance. Grief deserves company that understands its shape.
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Mortal Morsels
In Person (Nelson, BC)
A workshop where we talk about death over lunch, and use that as a springboard to get clear about life. Mortal Morsels blends reflection, conversation, and practical planning as you explore what matters, prepare for what's ahead, and consider what you'll leave behind.
September 26, 2026
10:00 am-3:00 pm
$75 with a light lunch included
Space is limited, contact me at amanda@innersummit.ca for more information or to register.
Unruly Hearts
Virtual
Grief is messy. So is being human. Unruly Hearts is a monthly community for unfiltered conversations about loss, love and everything in between. No fixing. No timelines.
Come when it calls to you.
6:00-7:30 pm PST on select Sundays.
On hiatus.
Stay tuned for upcoming dates.
Dead Pets' Society
Virtual
Losing a pet is real grief. Period. Dead Pets' Society is a community space for honest, unfiltered conversation about the animals we've loved and lost, with room for stories, laughter, sorrow, and all the strange ways they stay with us.
We gather monthly.
Drop in when you need the space.
6:00-7:30 pm PST on select Tuesdays.
On hiatus.
Stay tuned for upcoming dates.
The Tender & The Wild
Virtual
You don't have to choose between being soft or being fierce. The Tender & The Wild is a closed 8-week group for people ready to look honestly at grief, growth, and what it means to be human. We talk, we reflect, and we sit with discomfort without trying to fix it. You'll leave with more words for what you've been carrying, and more room to carry it.
6:00-7:30 pm PST, Wednesdays
April 7 - May 26, 2027
$200 for 8 weeks
Space is limited, contact me at amanda@innersummit.ca for more information or to register.
I live and work on the unceded territory of the Sinixt nations, whose relationship with this land stretches back long before wellness was an industry.
I'm grateful to do this work here, and I take the responsibility and privilege seriously.
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