All Grief - Monthly Community Gathering in Seattle,

About the event

Seattle Grief Support Group | Community Gathering for All Grief

A monthly gathering space for grievers to connect and reflect together. All grievers are welcome. All losses are respected. When grief anniversaries or major moments are on the horizon, don't weather it alone.

Grief Support Groups include:

• Connecting with other grievers who have experienced similar or different types of loss

• Connecting with local grief professionals

• Structured and guided time for open sharing

• Tapping into the mind-body connection of grief

• Education and resources for working with grief or trauma

• Exploring creative and narrative pathways to healing from loss:

  • Writing & Journaling

  • Music, Song & Movement

  • Art & Design

  • Storytelling

• Commemorating living memories

  • Remembering & Sharing

  • Expressing Sorrow, Joy, and Laughter

Why should you sponsor?

• Your participation will show the community and your employees that your company values mental health and community services

  • APA’s 2023 Work in America Survey found that “92% [of employees] said it is very (52%) or somewhat (40%) important to them to work for an organization that provides support for employee mental health”

  • Along with the community grief gathering, Studio Saudade provides multiple services that can help your employees who suffer from grief or trauma in their personal lives. 

  • Studio Saudade can also create custom support groups for your company in the event of the death of an employee.

Rebecca Mullins, CMHC, CTRC-AG

Rebecca Mullins, CTRC, ACGRS

Rebecca’s initial desire to work with grievers came in 2006 after a dear friend's sudden death. While attending design school at the time, she experienced for the first time how creative practices such as writing, storytelling, and art can assist with healing during life’s most painful moments. Working with families facing the end of life and its complex realities and challenges became a lifelong calling.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, she found a deeper yearning to work at the intersection of grief, trauma, and traumatic bereavement. Her training with the IAOTRC in 2022 as a Certified Trauma Recovery Coach (CTRC) further provided tools – outside traditional medical or clinical models – to work safely and effectively with trauma survivors to help them build resilience and a life they love.

In January 2024, Rebecca started a new journey to become officially certified as a Mental Health Coach by July 2024 and will be taking the national boards in November 2024 to complete her credentialing as a NBC-HWC.

She loves working with a diverse clientele at the intersection of mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health and well-being. Finding the right approach and balance for each client is both an art and a science.

Rebecca is passionate about creating unique professional support programs in her private practice and providing educational, emotional, and spiritual support in the greater Seattle area and beyond as an active volunteer in her community.

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