Grief after the loss of a partner requires a different kind of Attention.

• Identity changes, shifts or collapse

• Loneliness

• Decision fatigue

• Invisible grief

• Attending to life and responsibilities

• Relationships

This is not about ‘moving on.’ It’s about learning how to live inside a changed life.

Winter Widows Circle

Expertly Guided, High-Touch Support for Widows

Experience individualized guidance, transformational practices, and a safe, intimate space for processing grief.

Program Details

• Live online

• Duration: 12 weeks, 90 minutes per session

• Group Size: small group for high-touch guidance

• What You’ll Experience Each Week:

  • Guided mindfulness and grief practices

  • Experiential exercises tailored to widowhood grief

  • Individualized one-on-one support during sessions

  • Reflection prompts and journaling exercises to process emotions

  • Tools to navigate grief in daily life

Outcomes / Benefits

You will:

• Feel supported while navigating widowhood grief

• Gain tools to process challenging emotions with mindfulness and self-compassion

• Receive individualized guidance for your unique grief experiences

• Build resilience, clarity, and emotional stability

• Connect deeply with a small, safe community of peers

Why Join Me

• 12+ years experience supporting grief journeys

• High-touch, intimate format ensures personal attention and practical tools

• Extensive grief research, professional and personal experience. Learn more about my background here.

• Personal experience as a widow, and having supported counteless widows

Pricing

• Regular: $900

• Early Bird (ends 2 weeks before start): $800

• Pay Over Time Installment Option: at checkout, Klarna option are available

Reserve Your Spot Now – Limited spaces available!

Due to the high touch attention, each widow circle is limited to a small number of participants.

Early bird pricing ends 2 weeks before the start date. Don’t miss this chance to receive expert, personalized guidance through your grief.

Grief after losing a spouse or committed partner can feel isolating, even when everyone around you means well.

This 12-week widows circle is a professionally led space where your grief is fully witnessed and supported. Week by week, you gain insight into your own experience, develop ways to navigate difficult moments, and feel the steady presence of a community that truly understands the depth of your loss. The combination of guidance, reflective practices, and ongoing support helps participants move through grief with clarity, steadiness, and confidence.

Being in community over time is profoundly healing. I have been witnessing it, leading groups and circles for over a decade. The difference it makes is transformative.

What tends to emerge over 12 weeks in the Widows Circle

Participants often experience:

• Insight into their own grief and the patterns of loss that shape daily life

• Greater steadiness and presence in difficult or triggering moments

• Tools and reflective practices to navigate grief with clarity and care

• Connection to a supportive community that truly witnesses and understands the depth of loss

• A sense of rhythm and predictability that carries into daily life, particularly during moments when grief feels most acute

• Increased confidence in navigating personal grief while honoring individual experience

If you’re grieving the loss of your partner, I hope you’ll get to join and experience this circle.

Spots are limited.

A Healing Space for Widows

Living with the Loss of a Partner

Grief after losing a partner doesn’t follow a map. Some days feel heavy, others pass almost unnoticed, and sometimes the smallest moments bring it all back. In this circle, you are invited to be exactly as you are, to sit with the missing, the love, and the quiet ache, in the company of others who truly understand.

Over 12 weeks, in a small live online group, you will have space to share, reflect, and witness your own experience alongside other women. You may notice moments of calm where the grief feels lighter, clarity about how to care for yourself, and the quiet comfort of connection with people who know what this loss feels like. Together, we explore mindful ways to be present with grief, to hold it without judgment, and to discover that life after loss can still contain tenderness, meaning, and possibility.

Next Widows Circle Sneak view:

90 minutes weekly

for 12-weeks

Feb 18 - May 6, 2026

Wednesdays 6 PM - 7:30pm EST

on Zoom

This is a high touch support small-intimate group. Limited spaces available in each widows circle.

If you cannot make it to the current cohort, no worries. Please enter your information below to be put on the waitlist for the next cohort:

If the times are not convenient, or your situation is different, you can book a 1-on-1 support -> HERE.

You’re not meant to go through this process alone. While grief can feel lonely, and be isolating, you have a space to be heard and seen and held in respect.

Grief after losing your life partner is unlike anything else. This space was created to gently hold you, connect you with others who understand, and offer tools to breathe again, at your own pace.

12 Weeks of Steady Support for Women Grieving a Spouse, Partner, or Soulmate

You’ve lost your person.

The world moved on. You didn’t.

This space is for you, not to be fixed, but to be gently held.

Grief is not a timeline.

You’ll never be rushed here. You decide how much to share, when to speak, and how to care for yourself as you move through the weeks.

What I offer is presence, a gentle structure, and unique grief-informed practices that support you as awhole person.

What to Expect

• High touch, intimate attention.

• Grounded in my unique approach to grief and trauma-sensitive mindful, compassionate and other supportive methods

• Guided practices and reflections that attend to what arises for the group and individuals in the group in the present moment

• You choose how much you participate. There is no “right way” to grieve here

• Confidential, small group (limited capacity)

• Led by an experienced grief and mindfulness guide

• 12 weekly live sessions (Zoom) creating a steady balance of being in community as you tend to your yourself

What This Is

A small, professionally facilitated support group for women grieving a life partner.

*** There is also an all grief and loss group, so we have other grieving hearts covered.

We meet weekly to practice mindfulness, share (or not), and learn tools that help grief feel less chaotic.

There’s no pressure to talk.

No advice-giving. But women do ask and share what is supportive, and the community creates their cadence in what is OK to share, without forcing any opinions on each other.

A truly compassionate space grounded in mindfulness, lived experiences, professional expertise, and ongoing research on best ways to support grief.

Who This Is For

This group is for you if:

• You’ve lost your life partner — a spouse, soulmate, long-term love.

• You’re overwhelmed by grief’s chaos and crave steady ground.

• You’d rather sit in silence than fake being okay.

• You’ve outgrown platitudes and want something real.

• You want tools rooted in presence, not performance.

• You want support, but not traditional therapy.

This is not for professionals seeking certification, grief educators, or coaches. If you are one of these wonderful people, please join the Professionals and Providers Circle.

This circle is for the individually grieving. Full stop.

What You’ll Gain

• Mindfulness-based Tools for Grief
  You’ll learn simple but powerful mindfulness techniques to help you stay grounded in moments of pain, uncertainty, or overwhelm. They are uniquely put together to meet you and your grief.

• Shared Compassionate Space
  Be heard, without judgment. This group will hold space for both your tears and your silence, offering a sense of community through shared experience.

• Practical Grief Tools
  Every session will give you tools and practices to help you navigate the many faces of grief: from anger and sadness to guilt and confusion.

• Ongoing Support
  We understand that grief doesn't fit into a 12-week box. You’ll leave the group feeling empowered to continue on your journey with the resources, community, and mindfulness practices we've shared.

What’s Included

12-Week Support Group includes

• 12 90-minute live Zoom sessions

• Mindfulness-based tools and guidance

• Guided meditations

• Optional group sharing (listening is enough)

• Reflective prompts + simple practices between sessions

• Compassionate, experienced facilitation

• No recordings. Full confidentiality

What You’re Getting

This is about a shift from carrying your grief alone to feeling seen, held, and accompanied, and processing your grief in ways that are supportive, and insightful.

It’s about slowing down, showing up, and building capacity in a circle that respects your pace.

Why People Join My Grief Circles

Because it’s hard to breathe.

Because you want to be with people who get it.

Because advice isn’t helping, but presence might.

Because no one talks about how lonely this is.

Because you’re not ready to “move on.”

Because you want your grief to be honored, not analyzed.

What People Say

“After losing my partner of 26 years, I didn’t want to talk to anyone. This group helped me realize I wasn’t the only one still hurting after everyone else moved on. Just listening changed something in me.”

“There was no pressure to fix anything. Just room to be.”

“The first time I exhaled fully since he died was in this group.”

“I didn’t have to explain myself. They already understood.”

Not sure if you’re ready? That’s okay. Most people aren’t. But they come anyway. And that’s where the healing starts.

Program Details

• Date: February 18 - May 6, 2026, 2026

• Meets: Weekly on Zoom | 90 minutes Wednesdays 6 PM EST

• Group Size: Small and confidential

• Facilitator: Yasemin Isler, mindfulness teacher + grief guide

Ready to try something gentle?

Not Ready for the Full Circle? Begin Where You Are.

It’s okay if now isn’t the right time. There are other ways to begin.

Grief work can’t be forced. If your system says not yet to the group, here are smaller steps that still offer real care:

Mini Widows Comfort and Companion Guides

A gentle entry points. Reflections, prompts, and trauma-informed mindfulness tools for tending to your grief at your own pace. No pressure. No timeline.

Frequently asked questions:

Do you have another question? If you have further questions not answered here, please take a look at the upcoming support groups page HERE -> for other frequently asked questions and answers.

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Reach out. No pressure. Just a real human, responding with care.