Invitations, not assignments
Fresh prompts offer multiple ways into the work, with permission to adapt or pass.
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Small-group writing workshop
Writing About Grief
A gentle, craft-centered space to approach what has changed, what remains, and what may not yet have words.
You choose what to write, what to share, and when to simply listen. No previous writing experience is needed.
Who it’s for
Writers making space for loss and change.
This workshop welcomes adults writing from recent or long-held grief, including bereavement and other meaningful losses. It is a writing workshop—not therapy—and the emphasis remains on voice, image, story, and the possibilities of the page.
What to expect
Optional sharing
Writers may read aloud and receive responses focused on what is strong and memorable.
A steady rhythm
Time to arrive, write, listen, and leave with material to continue in your own way.
Format
Six weekly sessions
Where
Virtual or in person
Group size
Maximum 12 participants
For organizations
Bring this workshop to your community.
Elizabeth can shape the workshop for hospices, libraries, community organizations, colleges, and care teams.
Accessibility
Virtual sessions can include live captions, and materials can be shared in advance. Please reach out about access needs.
Choice & confidentiality
Sharing is always optional. Participants agree to hold one another’s stories and writing in confidence.
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