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Untethered

parental loss online grief gathering

Losing a parent is life changing at any age. But in your 20s or 30s? It shatters your world. But I don’t have to tell you that.

You are -or were- too old to be fussed over like a child, yet too young to consider losing a parent ‘normal’, part of the natural course of life. It’s the strangest in between that can leave you feeling disoriented and alone as you fall between the cracks, seemingly invisible to the world.

Many of us have felt over the years that grief is something we have to carry alone. It’s not. There are places capable of holding it all, and there are people who get it.

These gatherings won’t fix anything and they sure as hell won’t bring them back. But they will help break the sense of overwhelming otherness and isolation you feel after losing your parent(s).

They will give you the space to voice what the world doesn’t seem to want to hear. To be seen and heard and met with not pity, advice, platitudes or toxic positivity, but recognition and compassionate understanding.

Your grief won’t be too much here.

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What you can expect

  • 5 online circles of 1.5 hours each

  • starting June 17th, 2025

  • 5 consecutive Tuesdays, 7.30pm - 9pm CEST

  • with a small group of max. 8 people

  • exploring a different topic each week

  • a platitude and comparison-free space

  • English spoken

  • €55 pilot price

  • Thursdays, 7.30 - 9pm CEST

    • June 17

    • June 24

    • July 1

    • July 8

    • July 15