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In true Weaving Grief fashion, before we enter into talking about what's next, let us first honour what was and what is . This year has held so much growth for Weaving Grief , and we are so grateful for all that its held. We went from a solo to a collective practice. We've published a new blog post every single week this past year, making this one number 52! We've showed up consistently on Instagram even when it was hard, with the intention of building community, and rewritin

If we want to live differently, sometimes  (often times) we have to do things a little (a lot)  differently along the way. As the New Year approaches, I am no stranger to the reflections, intentions, and manifestation processes that we are often encouraged to engage with. And while I enjoy those things, and I am here for whatever works for each of us, I thought I would share a few of my (unconventional) year end practices in preparation for the year ahead because in a world

When we think of grief, often our first thought is the grief we experience related to death, sometimes the ending of a relationship may come to mind, or the more tangible losses that we experienced. But the kind of grief we are talking about here today is often harder to name, sometimes difficult to identify, and sometimes hidden away or overlooked. We're exploring the grief that comes from what we never got. The love we longed for, but weren't given. The safe childhood or lo