Absolutely! I work with people who live all around the world. Grief is grief. It doesn’t matter where you live. If you’re feeling isolated and in need of emotional support and validation, if you’re craving a safe space in which you can remember and celebrate your loved one, we’d love you to join us!

I want my membership to be a place that you can share, connect and heal with others. I truly believe that we navigate our grief better when we discuss our experience with others who are on a similar journey.

However, I will never compel you to speak. If you’re new to the group and would prefer to just absorb the atmosphere and hear what others have to say – that’s absolutely fine. It may be some time before you’re ready to share your story. When you are ready – we’ll be here for you.

Definitely! My group is open to anyone who is struggling with their grief and looking to connect with people who understand how that feels, no matter how far along they are in their journey.

Essentially yes. When I created the membership I wanted it to be open to Widows and Widowers, though sadly men didn't come and join us. As a result it has now become a powerful community of women. I have decided to keep if for women only for a few reasons but if you are a man looking for support please do get in touch.

Whilst I would love you to make every session, life, especially when we’re grieving, can be difficult and unpredictable. You may be busy, exhausted or just not up to facing anyone. Don’t worry! Each session will be recorded, so there will be plenty of opportunity for you to catch up on what you’ve missed, whenever you’re ready.

I really believe that my membership group will help you to manage your grief in a constructive and positive way, whilst enabling you to build life-long connections and friendships with like-minded individuals along the way. However, if after joining you feel that the group isn’t working for you, or perhaps that you’ve got everything out of it that you can, that’s absolutely fine - you can stop your membership at any time.

We have three to four sessions a month in Remember and I go live into the Facebook group every Monday at 5pm UK time, 12pm EST, 9am PST. Two of the sessions are held on Wednesdays and alternate; one is at 7pm UK time, 2pm EST, 11am PST, and the other is at 12pm UK time, 7am EST, 4am PST. Debbies book club is held every six weeks on a Wednesday at 7pm UK time, 2pm EST, 11am PST. There is also a monthly Sunday session at 6.30pm UK time, 1.30pm EST, 10.30am PST. Sessions last around sixty to ninety minutes and they are all recorded so if any are missed you can watch on replay. (apart from Debbies book club - this is not recorded).

In Remember we meet 3 - 4 times a month - in Finding Hope In Widowhood, my twelve month group coaching Programme, we have weekly sessions. Remember is a very relaxed and informal group, it is different to Finding Hope in Widowhood as it is less structured and there are no modules or exercises to work through. It is a wonderfully supportive community and you can stay for as little or as long as you like. We meet up to discuss topics relevant to widowhood and the challenges we face in grief. There are guest speakers that come and talk to us about various different topics around grief and loss, self care and personal development. We support each other through the lows and celebrate our wins together. Finding Hope In Widowhood is more structured than remember with twelve modules, exercises and weekly topics to work through. This is very focused on taking a deep dive into you helping you understand more about who are, what you want and how you can create a beautiful after loss learning to carry your grief more peacefully.