Speaking the Unspoken: A Workshop on Grief, Love, and Truth in Relationship

About the Workshop

There are things we carry from past relationships — moments of love, longing, or grief — that we often keep hidden from our current partners. Not because they are dangerous, but because we are afraid of how they will be received.

In this experiential workshop, we will explore what happens when we withhold, what happens when we share, and how our bodies respond in each moment. Together we will practice:

• Guided visualization to connect with memories or truths we have kept inside.
• Partner and triad exercises to notice the difference between being met with constriction versus curiosity.
• Practical scripts and embodied tools for bringing more openness into your relationships.

This is not about fixing your partner or reliving the past. It is about cultivating awareness, resilience, and relational possibility in the present moment.

Come alone or with a partner. No prior experience is necessary.

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What You Will Leave With

• A deeper awareness of the cost and payoff of withholding versus sharing.
• Embodied clarity on how grief and love show up in the body.
• Tools and language you can bring into conversations with partners in real life.
• A felt sense of possibility for intimacy and connection when truth is welcomed.

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Who It's For

This workshop is for anyone curious about:

• Deepening intimacy and honesty in relationship.
• Exploring the intersection of grief, love, and truth.
• Practicing embodied communication in a safe, supportive space.

Whether you are single, partnered, or navigating new love after loss, you are welcome.

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About Your Facilitator

Avery Collura is a psychedelic-assisted therapist, coach, and retreat leader based in Colorado. Her own journey through sudden loss, addiction recovery, and healing informs the way she holds space: with compassion, honesty, and a belief that transformation begins in the body.

Through her practice, Jellyfish Journeywork, and as co-leader of the Colorado Psychedelic Practitioners Cohort, Avery helps individuals navigate grief, intimacy, and personal transformation. Her work blends somatic awareness, parts work, and mindfulness to support clients in stepping into clarity, resilience, and deeper self-trust.