When family is the wound

Few griefs are lonelier than a living loss — a child who won't call back, a parent you had to step away from, a family that fractured and never quite reset. It's a grief without casseroles, and most people around you won't know what to say. This is a core focus of the practice. Whether the work is toward repair, toward boundaries, or toward peace with what won't change, you won't have to carry it — or decide it — alone.