Grace in the Grief
You don't have to find the right words for your grief. You don't have to carry it alone.
When someone we love dies, the world keeps moving even as our own world has changed. Grace in the Grief offers a place to pause, be heard, and find companionship through seasonal gatherings, gentle reflection, and small supportive circles.
Explore upcoming supportOur six-week grief circle is being planned for 2027. Dates will be announced when confirmed.
There is no one way to grieve.
Some days you may feel sadness. Other days, gratitude, anger, relief, laughter, numbness, or all of it at once. You can love the life you shared and ache for what is gone. Both truths belong.
Here, you can come as you are. Nothing needs to be fixed before you walk through the door.
Support for the journey through grief
Grief Through the Holidays
A gentle 90-minute gathering to honor those we miss and explore ways to care for ourselves during a tender season. In-person and online options are being planned for late November or early December.
Grace in the Grief Circle
Our six-week, in-person circle offers time for honest conversation, compassionate listening, and meaningful connection. The next circle is being planned for 2027.
Room for your grief
Whether you feel sadness, anger, gratitude, numbness, or all of it at once, you are welcome. You may share your story or simply listen.
Is this space for you?
These gatherings are for adults grieving the death of someone meaningful in their lives. Your loss may be recent or years ago. You are welcome whether grief feels close to the surface or has been quietly accompanying you for a long time.
You may share as much or as little as feels right. We practice listening with care and honoring each person’s experience.
Meet Barb
I'm Barb Brown, a counselor and creative depth coach. For more than 20 years, I've supported people through grief, trauma, and life's difficult transitions. I also know grief as a human being, not only through my work.
I created Grace in the Grief as a place where we can tell the truth about loss and still make room for love, connection, and moments of grace.
This circle offers group support and reflection. It is not a substitute for individual therapy or crisis care.
There's room for your story here.
We're planning Grief Through the Holidays, a 90-minute gathering offered both in person in the Arvada area and online, for late November or early December 2026.
Our next six-week Grace in the Grief circle is being planned for 2027.
Dates, details, and registration will be shared once confirmed. If you'd like to hear about upcoming grief gatherings, you're welcome to get in touch.
No payment or registration is being collected for these future gatherings yet.
Before you come
Do I have to share my story?
No. You are welcome to listen, and you can choose what you share. Being present is enough.
Does it matter when my loss happened?
No. There is no deadline for grief. You are welcome whether your loss is recent or long past.
What if I need more support?
Some people benefit from individual counseling alongside a group. If you’re interested in counseling, reach out to me. We can talk about what you need, and if I’m not the right fit, I can help you find someone who may be. If you need immediate emotional support or are in crisis, call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911.