Grief to Love Workshop

How does grief present itself? How do we deal with grief?

In this experiential workshop you will learn and practice tools to comfort you through your grieving process after losing a loved one. Whether you have been grieving for many years or have recently experienced a loss, this workshop is for you. Lindsey creates a warm compassionate environment for sharing your deepest feelings. She will guide you to journal messages from your departed loved one to heal, resolve and experience love. Experience guided comforting, peaceful meditations. Understand the stages of grief: denial, bargaining, depression, anger, acceptance and finding the new you and your purpose.

Lindsey will guide students with her clairvoyant abilities of signs and messages received from departed loved one, deepening connection. Bring to class: Journal, writing materials.

Lindsey Sass, LMT, CHT, BS in psychology. Author of, A Trillion Particles of Light on Amazon by Lindsey Sass. Her book is about her near-death experience after a lightning strike and how the experience opened her clairvoyant abilities to guide her clients to feel and communicate with their departed loved ones’.

Lindsey is a natural medium clairvoyant, spiritual counselor/teacher for 30 years. Interfaith minister, Nationally Certified Hypnotist, Cranial Sacral Therapist and Meditation Teacher. After her lightning strike experience and near-death experience Lindsey has attained the gift of clairvoyance, teaching students to develop their own natural clairvoyant gift.

She has created a compassionate technique to connect people to their departed loved ones thus resolving the loss and to come to a place of peaceful love through the mourning process. Lindsey guides, supports and encourages development for her client’s abilities, gifts and talents. Focusing on relationships, careers and life path enhancing happiness. She has been featured in five publications Women’s World Magazine, Out of the Blue by John Friedman, A Documentary The Path, Spirit Lives by Dr Muchicca, Moving On by Larissa Castabulla.