Mentorship for Grief Tenders & Song Circle Facilitators

Support for practitioners who feel called to hold grief, song, ritual, and community with more confidence, care, and depth.

We were never meant to carry this work alone.

Whether you're beginning to weave grief tending into your work or you're an experienced facilitator seeking support, mentorship offers a space to deepen your practice with care, curiosity, and integrity.

Perhaps you're a therapist, coach, social worker, death doula, community leader, or healing practitioner who feels called to include grief work more intentionally. Or perhaps you're preparing for a grief ritual, navigating a particular challenge, or longing for ongoing support as you continue growing in this work.

Together, we'll explore both the practical and personal dimensions of grief tending. We'll reflect on what you're encountering, strengthen your confidence as a facilitator, and tend to the ways this work asks us to keep growing ourselves.

Mentorship is available as a one-time consultation for focused support or as an ongoing relationship for those seeking deeper accompaniment.

Two pathways to work together

A close-up of a pink and white flower shaped like a rose with text overlay that reads 'Grief' and 'Mento'.

If you feel called to bring grief work into your practice, I'll support you in developing the confidence, skills, and presence to hold space with care and integrity.

Whether you're a therapist, coach, social worker, or facilitator, our work together is tailored to your experience, your questions, and the communities you serve.

Close-up of a tree trunk with shelf fungi growing on it, showing concentric color patterns and textures.

If you feel called to bring people together through song, I'll support you in creating welcoming, inclusive spaces where everyone feels they belong.

You don't need to be a performer. Community singing is about connection, not perfection. Together we'll explore both the practical skills of leading songs and the deeper qualities that help people feel safe enough to join in.

An Invitation: Let’s dive in together to support your learning and growth. Grief work is soul work, singing is a path of belonging, and it is as we tend to our own depths and the places within us that are being challenged, stretched and called forth, that our capacity to offer our gifts and hold space for others grows and matures.

Frequently Asked Questions