Letters to What Was

A Self-Paced Expressive Writing Course on Grief

I’m launching an expressive-writing course this upcoming year, called Letters to What Was, a 12-week, self-paced journey for adults navigating grief, change, and creative renewal.

This course is designed for those navigating loss in any form: the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, the shifting of identity, or the quiet grief of growing beyond who you once were.

There are no grades, no Zoom meetings, and no deadlines, just gentle prompts, readings, and individualized feedback meant to support your writing and reflection.

The spring 2026 session begins January 12 and runs through April 6.
Enrollment will open in early January. Only six spots will be available to ensure personal attention. Tuition is $250.

If you’d like to be notified once registration opens, you can complete the form below to join the interest list. (You’ll receive a single email. This is not a newsletter.)

All updates will also be shared on Instagram @colorsoftheriver

When the heart needs a pen, we write our way through the shape of absence.

I appreciate your interest in Letters to What Was, my upcoming 12-week, self-paced expressive-writing course on grief and renewal.

The spring session runs January 12 – April 6, 2026.

Add your contact information below to receive one email when registration opens in early January.

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