Kintsugi Grief Center

Kintsugi Grief Center Providing Grief Support Groups, Community, and Truth Talks about Grief

Grief reaches across time, distance, and borders.While I offer grief therapy locally, I also provide virtual post-loss s...
03/13/2026

Grief reaches across time, distance, and borders.

While I offer grief therapy locally, I also provide virtual post-loss support for individuals anywhere in the world.

For those who feel supported in community, we also offer virtual grief groups, where people from different places can come together and connect through the shared experience of loss.

If you are navigating life after the loss of a loved one and are looking for a compassionate space to process and reflect, you are welcome to join us

You don’t have to navigate grief alone — wherever you are.

Losing a parent can be one of the most profound and disorienting experiences in life.Many people share that after the in...
03/11/2026

Losing a parent can be one of the most profound and disorienting experiences in life.

Many people share that after the initial support fades, they are left navigating grief in a quieter and often more isolating way.

Our Virtual Parent Loss Support Group offers a space to connect with others who understand the unique experience of losing a parent. Together we create a supportive environment to share, listen, and move through grief with care.

Our next group cycle begins Monday, April 6 and meets weekly from 6:00–7:30 PM (virtual).

If you or someone you know may benefit from this space, you are welcome to reach out for more information.

Inquire for details www.kintsugigrief.com

Losing a parent can be one of the most profound and disorienting experiences in life.Many people share that after the in...
03/11/2026

Losing a parent can be one of the most profound and disorienting experiences in life.

Many people share that after the initial support fades, they are left navigating grief in a quieter and often more isolating way.

Our Virtual Parent Loss Support Group offers a space to connect with others who understand the unique experience of losing a parent. Together we create a supportive environment to share, listen, and move through grief with care.

Our next group cycle begins Monday, April 6 and meets weekly from 6:00–7:30 PM (virtual).

If you or someone you know may benefit from this space, you are welcome to reach out for more information.

Inquire to join us www.kintsugigrief.com

Losing a spouse or partner changes everything.The quiet.The routines.The future you thought you had.Our Partner & Spousa...
02/26/2026

Losing a spouse or partner changes everything.
The quiet.
The routines.
The future you thought you had.

Our Partner & Spousal Loss Support Group meets on Wednesday evenings from 6:00–7:30pm and offers a steady, grounded space to be with others who understand this particular kind of loss.

This is a mixed-gender group.
All are welcome.

Grief after losing a partner can feel isolating — especially for men, who are often taught to carry pain privately. This space honors every way grief shows up. Whether you are expressive or quiet, emotional or practical, early in your loss or years out — you can land here.

There is no pressure to share more than you want.
No fixing.
No comparing.
Just real conversation and compassionate presence.

If you or someone you love has lost a spouse or partner, we are here.

📍 Kintsugi Grief Center
📅 Wednesdays | 6:00–7:30pm
📩 DM or visit our website to register www.kintsugigrief.com

There is something profoundly meaningful about being with someone who does not try to fix your grief.No rushing.No refra...
02/21/2026

There is something profoundly meaningful about being with someone who does not try to fix your grief.

No rushing.
No reframing.
No pressure to “be strong.”

Just presence.

The kind of presence that says,
You can cry here.
You can be quiet here.
You can fall apart here.
You do not have to hold it together.

So much of healing is not loud or dramatic.
It is gentle.
It is steady.
It is someone sitting beside you while you rest inside your grief.

This is the kind of space we need.
This is the kind of space we deserve.

If you have someone who has been that quiet space for you I am grateful… and if you are providing and holding this space for someone I am grateful to you.

With love,
Vanessa

Dear Community,We have been listening closely to the needs of those we serve, and we are honored to share a new group of...
02/17/2026

Dear Community,

We have been listening closely to the needs of those we serve, and we are honored to share a new group offering .

We are launching a Virtual Parent Loss Support Group — a space created specifically for adults grieving the loss of a parent(s). Parent loss can be layered, lifelong, and at times deeply isolating. This group is designed to offer connection, understanding, and a compassionate circle where your grief does not have to be explained.

Mondays | 6:00–7:30 pm (Virtual)
The group will begin once we have a small, meaningful group gathered.

If this feels supportive to you or someone you know, we would be honored to hold space.

To register or learn more, please reach out:
📧 vanessa@kintsugigrief.com
📞 626-703-2401

If your grief had a song, what would it be?Music holds what words sometimes can’t.Maybe it reminds you of them.Maybe it ...
01/10/2026

If your grief had a song, what would it be?

Music holds what words sometimes can’t.
Maybe it reminds you of them.
Maybe it meets you where you are today.

If you feel called, share yours below — this is a space where all answers belong.

For many of us music is a double edged sword. Difficult and beautiful . Early on in my grief and still now putting on that certain song lets the tears flow when I need it most .

✨ A Restorative Pause – New Year Sound Bath ✨The start of a new year can feel bittersweet, especially for those of us ca...
01/05/2026

✨ A Restorative Pause – New Year Sound Bath ✨

The start of a new year can feel bittersweet, especially for those of us carrying loss. Join us for a gentle, restorative sound bath designed to help you pause, release tension, and create space for reflection and renewal.

Through soothing tones and mindful presence, this session offers a quiet container to honor your emotions, find grounding, and connect with your own resilience. Whether you’re navigating grief, stress, or simply need a calm moment, this is a chance to reset for the year ahead.

🗓 Date & Time: Saturday Jan 17th 10:30-12:00pm
📍 Location: Pasadena

✨ Carry your love, honor your loss, and step into the new year with gentle care. ✨

Reserve your spot here ➡️

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-restorative-pause-new-year-sound-bath-tickets-1979765575129?aff=oddtdtcreator

Grief, if we allow it, has the possibility to open us rather than make us close in. It invites the light to come through...
01/05/2026

Grief, if we allow it, has the possibility to open us rather than make us close in. It invites the light to come through the cracks — because this is what we have now.

Grief has taught me to say what’s on my heart, to make space for what matters, and to live more fiercely than I ever did before.

Am I scared sometimes? Absolutely. But the reward — connection, presence, love — is so much greater because of it. ✨

-V

Kintsugigriefcenter

Grief, if we allow it, has the possibility to open us rather than make us close in. It invites the light to come through...
01/05/2026

Grief, if we allow it, has the possibility to open us rather than make us close in. It invites the light to come through the cracks — because this is what we have now.

Grief has taught me to say what’s on my heart, to make space for what matters, and to live more fiercely than I ever did before.

Am I scared sometimes? Absolutely. But the reward — connection, presence, love — is so much greater because of it. ✨

~ V

Kintsugigriefcenter

Grief, if we allow it, has the possibility to open us rather than make us close in.It invites the light to come through ...
01/05/2026

Grief, if we allow it, has the possibility to open us rather than make us close in.
It invites the light to come through the cracks — because this is what we have now.

Grief has taught me to say what’s on my heart, to make space for what matters, and to live more fiercely than I ever did before.

Am I scared sometimes? Absolutely.
But the reward — connection, presence, love — is so much greater because of it. ✨

-V

✨ You’re Invited: Kintsugi Connections & Coffee ✨Come join us for a heartwarming morning of coffee, connection, and comm...
09/10/2025

✨ You’re Invited: Kintsugi Connections & Coffee ✨

Come join us for a heartwarming morning of coffee, connection, and community at The Huntington Gardens, hosted by Kintsugi Legacy & Grief Center.

🗓️ Friday, September 19th
⏰ 9:00 – 10:00 AM
📍 Red Car Coffee Shop
1151 Oxford Rd, San Marino, CA 91108

Grief can feel isolating, but you don’t have to walk this journey alone. Kintsugi Connections is a gentle space to gather, share, and feel seen by others who understand.

Whether you feel like listening, sharing, or just being present — you are welcome here. 💛

This gathering is lovingly offered by Kintsugi Legacy & Grief Center, where we honor healing through connection, story, and community.

☕ RSVP to let us know you’re coming — we’d love to welcome you.

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/kintsugi-and-coffee

Note: Admission to the gardens is not included. If you’d like to explore after coffee, you’re welcome to purchase a ticket separately.

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