I know all to well the heart wrenching reality of losing someone you love. By the age of 14 I experienced the death of three close family members, one of which was my father. At a very young age I learned that grief was not just a one time event, but would continue to occur over and over in my life. The death of someone we love may be one single event, however, their absence and the grief that leaves behind happens for every holiday, every major life event, and sometimes just because we saw something that reminds us of that person. Grief is never healed, however, it can become easier to greet each time it rises up in us. 

As a child, I didn't have the support I truly needed to go through my grief. So, the ocean and the beach became the source of my healing. Sitting at the beach became an almost meditative tool in which I could just think and feel and the sound of the ocean would bring me peace at the same time. As a result, I truly feel that nature can be a part of our healing journey.

It is my hope to bring others into nature and provide a healing environment where your grief can be witnessed, shared (if you want), and honored. Whether you have experienced the death of your loved one a week, a month, months, or years ago, the journey of grief in ongoing and deserves attention. We are here to help you find a little bit of ease and comfort on that journey. 

                                       Ashley Fayak
                                Founder & CEO