free LIVE talk:
The Grief You Haven't Finished Naming
A free, live talk for women who have been carrying a significant loss and are ready to move through it, not just around it.
You have kept going. You went back to work, you showed up for your family, you handled the paperwork and the appointments and the things nobody else could do. And somewhere in all of that, your grief got filed away under "I'll deal with this later." The problem is that later has arrived quietly, often without announcement, and the weight you have been managing so efficiently is still there. You are not broken. You are not behind in your grief. But you may have reached the point where managing around it no longer feels like enough, and you are starting to wonder what it would look like to actually move through it. This webinar is for you.
What You Will Learn
A free, live talk for women who have been carrying a significant loss and are ready to move through it, not just around it.
First, a way of naming what you are carrying. Grief does not only arrive when someone dies. It arrives when a version of your life ends, when a relationship changes permanently, when the future you had counted on is no longer the one you are living. You will leave with language for your loss that fits your actual experience, not a template for it.
Second, an honest look at what the "high-functioning grief" pattern costs over time. Many of the women I work with have been praised for how well they are doing. That praise is well-intentioned and it is also incomplete. We will talk about what is happening underneath the functioning, and why that matters for where you go from here.
Third, a clear sense of what moving through grief intentionally actually involves, because it is not what most people expect. It is not about releasing, letting go, or finding closure. It is about something more honest than any of those phrases, and by the end of the session you will know what that is.
About Jennifer
In 2012, Jennifer lost her husband while her daughters were six and eight years old. She kept going because she had to, and she knows from the inside what it takes to hold a life together while carrying something enormous. That experience is the foundation of her work.
Jennifer is an ICF PCC coach, Co-Active trained, a certified iEQ9 Enneagram practitioner, and a certified burnout coach. She has spent the last decade working with women navigating grief, life transition, and the particular exhaustion that comes from being capable through loss. She brings both lived experience and rigorous training to every session she leads.
Date and time
June 18, 2026 at 10 AM Pacific / 1 PM Eastern / 6 PM UK
Live on Zoom. Recording will not be available, so please attend live if you can.