Arc&Coil ⫸ THRESHOLDING

Slow medicine for grief and existing in the in-between

Death companioning, grief tending, and ceremonial care for life's thresholds.

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This is a resting place for the weary. A place to restore your heart and body.

Grief tending, end-of-life companioning, rites of transition held with reverence.

For those standing at the threshold

For the dying, and for those who love them. For caregivers standing at the edge of loss. For anyone metabolizing grief that has nowhere else to go.

This space holds all shapes of grief anticipatory, disenfranchised, collective, quiet.

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I companion people through the threshold, not to fix or hurry it, but to help you meet it with more capacity, more ceremony, and less alone.

What does it mean to be tended to? Come find out.

 With Ashlie I’ve learned the grace and freedom of journeying as a whole being, to embrace healing in all its complexities and multiple forms.

More gratitudes

Close-up of tree bark with textured, cracked brown surface.
Close-up of a sunflower head showing seeds in radial patterns, some of which are beginning to sprout green.
Close-up of pinkish, ruffled, textured flower petals.