What we’re about
Making Space is dedicated to creating supportive spaces and expanded local embodiment access to communities in need. We believe connection and community have the opportunity to change not only how we show up in our personal lives, but how we show up in the world.
Each session with utilize grounding, embodiment and deep relating practices to encourage deep connections in community. Find yourself and find your people--in the same place. Join a community today.
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Upcoming events
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A Space for All
·OnlineOnlineNo long-term commitment — attend whenever you feel called.
A Space for All is a welcoming, donation-based community gathering for anyone seeking deeper connection, personal growth, and a sense of belonging. Together, we explore practices that help us reconnect with ourselves and each other.
This space is about showing up as you are and engaging in authentic connection. Whether you’re navigating life transitions, craving meaningful community, or simply curious about new ways of relating, you are welcome here.
This space is for you if you are:
- Seeking connection and authentic community
- Wanting to grow in self-awareness and self-expression
- Curious about mindfulness, embodiment, or healing practices
- Exploring what it means to live with more presence and purpose
What to expect:
- A guided grounding practice
- A creative or reflective prompt
- Open conversation and authentic sharing
- A supportive, non-judgmental environment
Come as you are. All identities, backgrounds, and experiences are welcome.
Important Note: All Making Space events are peer-led and non-clinical. They are not a substitute for professional mental health care. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or are in immediate danger, please contact 911 or your local emergency services.
Learn more about Making Space:
www.makingspacehealing.com
@makingspacehealing4 attendees
A Space for Pride
Femme Rising, 1927 Northwest Kearney Street, Portland, OR, USNo long-term commitment — attend whenever you feel called.
A Space for Pride is a welcoming, donation-based community gathering for LGBTQIA+ folks seeking connection, affirmation, and authentic belonging. Together, we create a space rooted in safety, respect, and celebration of identity.
This space invites you to show up fully and be met with care. Whether you’re exploring identity, navigating life transitions, or simply longing for queer-centered community, you are welcome here.
This space is for you if you are:
- LGBTQIA+ and seeking connection and community
- Exploring identity, authenticity, and self-expression
- Curious about mindfulness, embodiment, or reflective practices
- Wanting to live with more presence, pride, and self-trust
What to expect:
- A guided grounding or centering practice
- A reflective or creative prompt
- Open conversation and authentic sharing
- A safe, affirming, non-judgmental environment
Important Note: All Making Space events are peer-led and non-clinical. They are not a substitute for professional mental health care. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or are in immediate danger, please contact 911 or your local emergency services.
Learn more about Making Space:
www.makingspacehealing.com2 attendees
A Space to Grieve
·OnlineOnlineNo long-term commitment — attend whenever you feel called.
A Space to Grieve is a gentle, welcoming donation-based community gathering for anyone navigating loss, change, or grief in any form. Together, we create a safe and compassionate space to be with what arises.
Each session includes simple grounding practices (like meditation or reflection) and supportive conversation in community. You are welcome to come exactly as you are — sharing is always optional.
This space is not about fixing or rushing grief. It’s about making room for it, honoring your process, and remembering you are not alone.
This space is for you if you are:
- Experiencing grief from death, endings, transitions, or other losses
- Seeking connection, understanding, and community
- Curious about grief work in a supportive, open-hearted setting
What to expect:
- Guided grounding or meditation
- Gentle reflection prompts
- Space to share (if you wish) and to listen
- A compassionate, non-judgmental environment
Come as you are. All identities, backgrounds, and experiences are welcome.
Important Note: All Making Space events are peer-led and non-clinical. They are not a substitute for professional mental health care. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or are in immediate danger, please contact 911 or your local emergency services.
Learn more about Making Space:
www.makingspacehealing.com1 attendee
A Space for Women
Femme Rising, 1927 Northwest Kearney Street, Portland, OR, USNo long-term commitment — attend whenever you feel called.
A Space for Women is a welcoming, donation-based community gathering for women seeking deeper connection, self-trust, and collective healing. Together, we create space for grounding, reflection, and authentic expression.
This gathering invites you to show up exactly as you are, alongside other women navigating growth, transition, and self-discovery. Whether you’re moving through change, longing for meaningful community, or simply craving a place to soften and be witnessed, you are welcome here.
This space is for you if you are:
- Seeking connection and supportive community
- Wanting to deepen self-awareness and self-expression
- Curious about mindfulness, embodiment, or healing practices
- Ready to live with more presence, intuition, and authenticity
What to expect:
- A guided grounding or embodiment practice
- A reflective or creative prompt
- Open conversation and shared reflection
Important Note: All Making Space events are peer-led and non-clinical. They are not a substitute for professional mental health care. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or are in immediate danger, please contact 911 or your local emergency services.
www.makingspacehealing.com5 attendees
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