Aliveness Circles & Workshops

Grief is lighter to speak when you are not the only one in the room. Two online formats, one topic each time, €37. [See the next dates →]

Collective spaces to speak, breathe, and reconnect with life

Beyond individual accompaniment, I facilitate and co-create collective spaces where we can speak openly about grief, death, and life transitions.
These gatherings offer a chance to restore dialogue, release taboos, and give voice and meaning to experiences often silenced.
Each workshop or circle is a living space — a space to breathe, to share, and to reconnect the experience of loss with the movement of life.

Why Choose Me?

14 years of teaching experience

My background in education allows me to adapt to my audience and to bring clarity, structure, and genuine pedagogy to my work.

Grief Specialist

Trained in current grief theory and its evolving understanding, I recognize outdated practices in grief accompaniment and help bring them into a more humane, living framework.

Transgenerational Approach

My training in transgenerational analysis deepens and enriches my understanding of grief and the ways it is carried across generations.

Why in a group

In many of our families, grief was never carried alone: the house filled up, people came with food and prayers, and nobody had to explain. Where many of us live now, grief is expected to stay private, and after the first weeks it often goes quiet. These sessions bring back a little of what was lost: a place where your grief is heard by people who know something of it too.

Two formats

How an Aliveness Circle works

Each circle has one topic, announced in advance, so you can choose the ones that speak to you. I open the space, offer a few words on the topic, then the circle speaks. I hold the time and the frame, so that everyone who wishes to speak can.

Why cameras stay on: this is a work of voicing what you live through, and it is hard to share when you cannot see who is listening. Seeing each other is how the circle feels safe. You can still stay silent the whole time.

What is said in the circle stays in the circle, and circles are never recorded.

How an Aliveness Workshop works

Each workshop explores one theme of grief or family transmission. I explain, then guide you through exercises and reflections you do on your own, with a notebook. You can keep your camera off and stay silent. At the end, there is time for questions, aloud or in the chat. Can’t make it live? Every workshop is recorded, and everyone who signs up receives the replay.

Upcoming dates

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Before you join

• These sessions are therapeutic work in a group. They are not group therapy, and they don’t replace individual support when you need it.
• If you are in crisis or thinking about ending your life, please contact emergency services or a crisis line first. I can help you find the right support.
• If you would rather speak one-to-one, a single session or The Aliveness Program may suit you better. [See individual support →]
• No refunds once booked. If you can’t attend a workshop live, you receive the replay. Circles are never recorded: if you can’t attend, let me know and you’ll get a place in a later circle, on a date when you know you can be there.
• Open to adults, 18 and over.

You don’t have to carry this alone, and you don’t have to say a word to be part of the circle. [See the next dates →]