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Somatic and land-based grief support for times of loss, transition, and disconnection.

A one-on-one and community practice to gently tend what you're carrying—through the body, through relationship, and with the living world.

Two Ways to Enter this Work

You’re invited to enter this work in the way that feels most supportive for where you are.

1:1 Grief Support

One-on-one space to gently tend what you're carrying through somatic and land-based practice.

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Community Grief Rituals

Shared spaces to acknowledge and express grief in community, rooted in relationship with land and collective care.

Healing the Wound of Separation

My work supports the healing of the rupture between body, land, and spirit—so we can remember who we are, and how to live in right relationship with the living world.

This work is for those who sense that personal healing and collective healing are inseparable. It is for those who feel called to align their inner work with care for community, land, and future generations, and who are willing to slow down, listen deeply, and be changed by the process.

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What This Work Feels Like

This work moves at the pace of your body.

There is no pressure to have the right words or a clear story. We begin with what is here, and follow what is present as it unfolds.

Sessions may include:

  • somatic awareness and grounding practices

  • guided reflection

  • attention to what is arising in the body and emotional field

  • relationship with land and place (when possible)

This is not a process of fixing grief.

It is a practice of staying in relationship with it—supported, resourced, and not alone.

If You're Unsure Where to Begin

If you’d like a sense of whether this work feels right for you, you’re welcome to begin with a short connection call.

This is a simple space to meet, ask questions, and feel into whether working together feels supportive for where you are.

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Final Invitation

If this resonates, you’re welcome to begin in the way that feels most aligned.

There is no need to have everything figured out before starting.

Cadence Moffat McCann

Comox Valley, BC

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Many thanks!

*This work takes place on the lands of the K'ómoks peoples. I acknowledge this with humility and understand this as an invitation into deeper listening, accountability, and care — not as a substitute for action or relationship.

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