A gentle, held space to regulate, rest, and move through loss with others who understand. No pressure. No timeline. Just presence.
90 minutes
Live group circle

You can't sleep. Grief lives in your body at night — racing thoughts, restless limbs, a chest that won't unclench.
People ask how you're doing and you say "I'm okay," because the real answer feels too heavy to say out loud.
The sadness comes in waves — but so does the guilt, the anger, the fear that you're not grieving "right."
You're exhausted from holding it all together. Your body is tired. Your mind won't rest.
You want space to feel what you're feeling without having to explain, perform, or apologize for it.
You know grief isn't something to "fix" — but you're searching for something that helps you breathe again.
When I was 26, my sister died suddenly. She was 23. The grief was the kind that doesn't have words — it lived in my chest, woke me up at night, made it hard to breathe. And for years, I didn't face it.
I numbed the pain with alcohol. I buried myself in work. I stayed busy, anxious, overwhelmed — anything to avoid sitting with what I'd lost. My body knew what my mind refused to admit: I was carrying something too heavy to ignore.
It gave my body a way to release what I couldn't articulate — the tightness in my chest, the sleepless nights, the waves of emotion that felt unbearable. It didn't erase her absence. Nothing does. But it helped me breathe through it. It helped me sit with what I'd been running from for years.
I've held grief circles before. What I've witnessed is this: people come exhausted, carrying everything. And over six weeks, something softens. Not because the grief disappears — it doesn't — but because they finally have a place where it's safe to feel it, move through it, and rest.
Sleep improves. The body relaxes. Different emotions surface — sadness, yes, but also anger, relief, guilt, even moments of unexpected peace. The circle adapts to what arises. Some weeks we focus on grounding. Other weeks, we work with specific memories or fears. There's no agenda except to hold space for whatever you're carrying.
This circle exists because grief is isolating, and no one should have to regulate their nervous system alone.
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Each session uses EFT tapping to help your nervous system settle — not to "fix" your grief, but to give your body a way to release what it's holding.
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Many people in grief struggle with sleep. We focus on helping you wind down, connect to your body, and find moments of genuine rest.
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Sadness, anger, guilt, fear, relief — grief isn't one feeling. This circle makes space for whatever arises, without judgment or timeline.
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Each week responds to what the group brings. I share different tapping scripts, videos, or techniques depending on what's present. This isn't a rigid curriculum — it's a living space.
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You're not alone here. Being witnessed by others who are also navigating loss creates a kind of companionship that words can't quite capture.
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Sessions are 90 minutes — long enough to go deep and still have time to ground and settle before you return to your day. You won't be rushed.
INVESTMENT
GROUP SIZE
6 minimum · 10 maximum
FORMAT
Live virtual circle
EXPERIENCE NEEDED
None - all welcome
PER SESSION VALUE
$49.50 - Less than a typical therapy copay per session
Six weeks.
When I was 26, my sister died suddenly. She was 23. Losing her was the kind of grief that doesn't have words — the kind that lives in your body, wakes you up at night, and makes it hard to breathe.
For years, I didn't face it. I numbed the pain with alcohol. I buried myself in work. I stayed busy, anxious, overwhelmed — anything to avoid sitting with what I'd lost. My body knew what my mind wouldn't admit: I was carrying something too heavy to ignore.
EFT tapping was what finally allowed me to turn toward the grief instead of away from it. It gave my body a way to release what I couldn't articulate — the tightness, the sleeplessness, the waves that felt unbearable. It didn't erase her absence. Nothing does. But it helped me breathe through it. And that changed everything.
I created this circle because I know what it's like to carry grief alone, to feel like you're drowning, and to desperately need something that actually helps. This space exists because no one should have to regulate their grief without support.

Six weeks. Gentle tapping. A circle of people who understand.
Space to rest, regulate, and be held.
Spots are limited to 10 per circle. Join the waitlist and be the first to know when the next one opens.
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