Community Experiences
Creating Safe Spaces
Grief isn’t something you should have to navigate alone. But finding a community that truly gets it can be incredibly difficult and waiting lists for support are longer than ever right now.
We host facilitated, non-clinical community events where people can simply connect with others who understand. These aren’t therapy sessions or support groups; they are intentional spaces designed for real, human connection.
Whether you're looking for a supportive space for yourself, or you're an organization needing to bridge the gap for a growing waitlist, we're here to help bring people together when they need it most.
Sit With It Dinner
Sit with It is an intimate dinner gathering where people who have loved and lost come together for shared food, honest conversation, and real community care. What starts as a room full of individuals leaves as something else entirely — a group of people who finally feel understood.
The evening opens with intentional introductions where every guest shares who or what they're honoring. Conversation starters are placed throughout the family style table, creating space for the kind of honest dialogue that rarely happens in everyday life.
It’s just people, food, and the relief of finally being able to say it out loud. Watch the full video here.
Griefy Walks in the Park
Join Sorry For Your Loss and A Grief Like Mine for a gentle community walk through nature as we honor the people and things we’ve lost while making space for renewal and healing.
These monthly walks are open to anyone navigating grief in any form offering space for reflection, connection, and community.
Sign up here for updates on the walks in Los Angeles
What people are saying
“We all came with our individual grief, but I felt supported and connected by the collective energy in the room.”
Anise White
“Sit With It was such a breath of fresh air. The level of vulnerability expressed in the room was made possible because the space created for us was so warm and welcoming. I felt held while expressing myself and simultaneously felt honored to receive the vulnerability of the other folks in attendance through their stories and experiences.”
Shante DeLoach, Theatre Artist & Event Coordinator at PAUSE
“As a person who struggles to share their issues with grief publicly, this was such a safe space to be vulnerable. I was really impacted by Camila Crews' story, in particular, and I appreciated her candor in sharing such a sensitive story with us. It was definitely a memorable evening that left me feeling incredibly loved."
Kimberly Walker, Screenwriter