Divorce is complex. It holds a myriad of emotions and experiences — disorientation, relief, anger, sadness, overwhelm, grief, and hope.

This workshop will offer a collaborative, community-oriented space for people to unlock an imagination for what life after divorce looks like.

We’ll explore the nuances of navigating identity, family/friends/relationships, and finances. And we’ll also workshop resources for grief, recovery, creativity, and dating post-divorce.

Facilitated by Coburn Childs, a Counseling Resident at Shelterwood Collective, this is a safe space for you to bring yourself wherever you are in your transition. The hope is that you’ll leave feeling more connected and with more of a map for what you want to imagine for yourself as you build a new life.

Format

This workshop will convene in person at our space in Pioneer Square. You can anticipation facilitation, round-table discussion, and resource sharing.

Registration

This offering is open to the public and attendance is free. Follow the link below to secure your spot.

Coburn Childs

Counseling Resident

I’m Coburn, and when I went through my divorce a few years ago, I had trouble imagining what life could look like in the aftermath of such a devastating event. As a Counseling Resident at Shelterwood Collective in Seattle, I work with many populations, including folx going through relational endings and grief. I believe in utilizing our individual creativity and imaginations to become more wholly ourselves.

Learn more about Coburn.