

Therapy Groups
Groups offer a supportive, confidential, and accessible space to come together in community. Rachael Coccia, MA, LMHCA helps to guide group dynamics while offering opportunities for individual sharing. Feel seen and heard while gaining new perspectives that can lead to lifelong improvements in your wellbeing.
Seattle Grief Group
The Wild Edge of Sorrow:
A Journey Into Grief
Grief is meant to be witnessed and held in community. Navigate the timeless and boundless dimension of grief safely over the course of our 2-month group. We move at the pace of grief, allowing ourselves time to gently trust and deepen. Together we will explore the symbolic and expansive nature of grief, following The Wild Edge of Sorrow by Francis Weller as our guide.
Each session includes somatic practice, journaling, personal shares, ritual, and poetry. All types of grief are welcome - both personal and collective sorrow. Even parts of the self that have been hidden in shame or fragmented due to trauma carry a heavy burden of grief. Find belonging and connection as a member of our next "sudden village."
Each group includes:
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27 curated journal prompts
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9 guided somatic practices
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8 micro-rituals (materials provided)
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1 extended altar ritual
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Professional container setting and facilitation by a licensed grief counselor and death doula.
Cohorts consist of five members to maintain intimacy and ensure each member has an opportunity to share every week. Members are encouraged to join for all nine weeks, although materials are shared virtually for any weeks that are missed.




When
Thursdays
6:30-8:00 PM
Our next "sudden village"gathers September-October.
Location
We meet in-person in north Seattle:
12310 20th Ave NE,
Seattle, WA 98125
Standard rate | $630 for 9 weeks
Financial support rate | $450
Payment plan of $50 - $70 per 90-minute session
Investment
Group Member, 2026
Rachael is an absolutely wonderful therapist and group leader. I was impressed with her ability to keep everyone focused, engaged and open. I'm aware it's not easy to do! She remained open, present, kind and totally calm for all of our time together. Her presence allowed me to feel very safe and very seen.
