Gatherings
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Full Moon Gathering
A monthly Grief & Renewal gathering in Portland, Oregon
Rituals have always been part of human life.
Across cultures and generations, the living create symbols that tether them to both the seen and unseen — to rhythms of time, to seasons of life, to the thresholds between what has ended and what is yet to begin.
Why Gather at the Full Moon?
The full moon has long been a time for reflection, illumination, and release. It brings what is hidden into light. It invites us to pause and notice what has built up — in our bodies, in our hearts, in our lives — and gently let go of what is no longer needed.
When we gather in community, this act of release becomes even more powerful. We remember we’re not alone in our grief, our longing, our hope.
What to Expect
Each gathering includes:
A welcoming and grounding arrival
Simple rituals rooted in nature, rhythm, and meaning
Space to reflect on personal and collective grief
Gentle prompts for writing or contemplation
A symbolic practice of release and renewal
We keep things simple and sacred. No prior experience is needed. Come as you are.
Who This Is For
You are navigating grief — recent or long-held
You long for meaningful ritual and connection
You want to mark time in a sacred, intentional way
You are drawn to the moon and its cycles
You value shared, soul-centered space — even if you don’t have the words yet
Your Facilitators
These gatherings are co-led by licensed psychotherapists Alexandra Moskovich and Amanda Feaver, both grounded in knowing that grief is not a problem to fix — but a sacred threshold to be witnessed, honored, and moved through.
DETAILS:
When: Monthly on or near the Full Moon
Where: In person in Portland, Oregon (location provided upon registration)
Time: 6:30 – 8:30 PM
Cost: $25
Coming Soon!
Rage Gathering
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Rage Gathering *
“Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darkness of other people.”
-C.G Jung
Join our email list to hear about our quarterly Rage Group. For Women+ people, this gathering is a time to hold our rage as sacred, to allow it to work through our psyches and somas so that we can align with life-giving action instead of sinking into despair.