4d • General discussion
Group Grief Coaching Session
Start Date: Thursday, March 5, 2026
Time: 7pm - 8pm eastern
Location: Zoom ( a link will be provided at registration)
PayPal email: SAAPSWellness@gmail.com
Registration: https://forms.gle/Ry7nuf53a7xRMvaH8
Option 1: $20 commitment fee
OR
Option 2: Written testimonial + Facebook page review + Google review in lieu of payment
This group provides a structured, facilitated space for individuals navigating all forms of grief, including but not limited to:
• Bereavement (death-related loss)
• Traumatic loss
• Divorce or relationship loss
• Estrangement
• Chronic illness or medical diagnosis
• Addiction and recovery transitions
• Identity or life-stage changes
• Loss of safety, stability, or anticipated future outcomes
The group is designed to support participants in meaning-making, identity integration, and navigating life changes following loss.
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Marissa Jane Coaching
Facilitator Introduction
Marissa Overcash is a certified Death Doula and ICF trained Grief Coach.
Her work focuses on supporting individuals through life transitions involving grief and loss. Marissa facilitates structured conversations that encourage reflection, integration, and forward movement while honoring each participant’s lived experience.
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Coaching Process & Distinctions
It is important to clarify the distinction between coaching and clinical services.
Coaching is a collaborative, client-centered partnership designed to support individuals in exploring goals, values, and future direction. Coaching is forward-focused and facilitative in nature.
Unlike psychotherapy, coaching does not diagnose or treat mental health conditions, process clinical trauma, or provide therapeutic intervention. Coaching also differs from consulting or advising, in which recommendations or directives are provided. Instead, coaching supports individuals in identifying their own insights and next steps.
Participants are regarded as capable and resourceful. The facilitator’s role is to provide structure, reflective inquiry, and a supportive environment for exploration.
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What This Group Is
• A facilitated, trauma-informed discussion space
• Present- and future-oriented support
• A space for structured reflection and meaning-making
• A confidential peer environment
• A voluntary participation format
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What This Group Is Not
• Group therapy
• Clinical mental health treatment
• Trauma processing therapy
• Crisis intervention
• A substitute for psychiatric or psychological care
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Group Agreements
To ensure safety, structure, and mutual respect, participants agree to the following:
1. Confidentiality
Information shared within the group is not discussed outside the group setting.
2. No Advice-Giving or Diagnosing
Participants listen without correcting, interpreting, or attempting to fix one another’s experiences.
3. Voluntary Participation
Sharing is optional. Participants may pass at any time.
4. Respect for All Forms of Grief
Loss experiences are not compared, ranked, or minimized.
5. Personal Responsibility
Participants are responsible for monitoring their own emotional responses and may step out if needed.
6. Compassionate Communication
Participants use “I” statements and speak from personal experience.
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