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The Village
For Grieving a Loved One

A virtual support community where grief and love         

come together

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One live gathering a month. Weekly resources. A community that's always here.

The Village:
At a Glance

What:  A virtual community for anyone navigating the death of a loved one, recent or long held.

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When: The first Tuesday of every month at 7pm EST

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Where: Zoom for live gatherings. Circle for daily community

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Who: Facilitated by Beth Segaloff, LCSW, EMDR Therapist , Yoga teacher, and Grief specialist

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Cost: $36/month for founding member rate (this rate will change so it's a good time to lock it in)

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Rolling monthly membership. Join anytime. Cancel or pause whenever you need.

Grief is universal. And, your story is unique to you.

Grief is one of the most universal human experiences, and one of the most isolating.

Everyone here is carrying something. And every experience of grief is unique to the person living it.

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Whether your grief is fresh and raw, or years old and quietly present, it doesn't mean you're stuck. It means love remains.  

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There is no right way to grieve. No timeline and no doing it "wrong".

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The Village is a place to experience the full range:  the pain, the rage, the sorrow. resentment, sadness.

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And also the laughter, the connection, the joy. Because all of it is possible.

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Do any of these feel familiar

  • The waves: grief that comes without warning, at unexpected moments and in unexpected ways

  • The silence: feeling like the world has moved on but you haven't

  • The anniversaries: birthdays, holidays, ordinary days that now carry weight — no matter how much time has passed

  • Carrying it alone: feeling like no one truly understands unless they have been through it too

  • The questions: why, what if, what should have been, what could have been different

  • The love: missing someone so much it physically hurts

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If you nodded at any of these, you are in the right place.

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When you give yourself a little time to be with people who truly get it, who can relate, who see you, something shifts. You feel less alone and more understood.

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It's like a big exhale 

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Community is medicine.

Because It Takes a Village
 This is what grief support should feel like: everything you need to feel supported, seen, and never alone.

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One live gathering a month

Our 60-minute virtual circle on Zoom, where we move, reflect, journal, and witness one another.

Intentional, held, and real. This is the heart of The Village.

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Dip in when you need. Maybe that's daily, weekly or for the monthly gatherings. A space to share, receive, and simply be with others who understand. To give and accept support and to not have to explain yourself.

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Weekly resources: journal prompts, movement videos, reflections, and quotes to support you between gatherings. A space to return to when the weight of grief shows up unexpectedly or when you just want to lean in and connect.

Aren't we always looking for our village?

 ​Our culture rushes and avoids grief, and leaves us to carry it alone. But grief is not a problem to solve. It is not something to get over.

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Grief is woven into everything. Into love and heartbreak, triumph and adversity, connection and loneliness, celebration and loss. It is part of the full landscape of being human

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You cannot erase grief. But you can shift your relationship with it. You can move through.

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The Village exists because witnessing and community are medicine. And because you should not have to navigate this alone.

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We make space for the darkness. And we allow the light to shine through. Because both are part of grief. And both are part of healing.

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About Beth

I'm Beth. a holistic therapist, grief specialist, and fellow traveler on this human journey. Grief has been my teacher, personally and professionally, for over two decades. The Village was born from my own experience of loss and my deep belief that we heal more fully in community.

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