MINDFUL GRIEVING YTT — MAUI IMMERSION

Some grief work can only happen with your whole self in the room.

Step out of your ordinary life for eight days on Maui — and learn to hold grief, your students’ and your own. The training the world is asking for: on the island, then two live integration weekends from home.

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You've been in the room when grief arrives.

You feel it in your classes. With your friends, your family, your clients. In the heaviness that settles over a room without explanation. In the student who comes to the mat week after week and something in them is unreachable. In the moment a pose or a breath opens something up — and suddenly grief is present, uninvited and overwhelming, like a wave that takes you down.

Yoga and somatic practice give people access to their grief in ways they do not always see coming. Your body holds what your mind has been managing — because we can't think our way through grief. Grief is not a problem to solve. It is the natural response to loss. And when it surfaces in the spaces where we hold people, it needs somewhere to go.

If you are a yoga teacher, coach, death doula, grief educator, or someone who feels called to hold this kind of space, you have probably already been in that room. You did what you could. And you may have left wondering whether what you offered was enough.

This training was made for that.

A Note:

The Mindful Grieving YTT is available in two formats — Live Virtual Cohort and Maui Immersion.

If you are exploring both, you will find that the curriculum, the certification, and the outcome are the same. What differs is the container. This page is for the Maui Immersion format.

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THE NEED

We are living through a time of collective grief unlike anything most of us have seen.

Collective grief does not stay separate from personal grief. It compounds it. The student who lost their mother last year is also carrying the weight of the world. The one who seems fine is holding both. They bring all of it into your space, whether they mean to or not. Grief opens us to grief. It can be a doorway to healing what was never finished. It can also be more than a person can hold alone.

Somatic practice is one of the most direct pathways into the grief body. That is its gift. For a teacher without grief training, it can feel like standing at the edge of something vast with no map.

Most yoga teacher training prepares you beautifully for the physical body. Living through your own grief gives you the experience no curriculum can teach.

What it doesn't teach is what to do when grief surfaces in the middle of a class. How to hold a student through the long aftermath of loss. The kind of presence this work actually asks of a teacher.

That gap is where your training ends and this one begins.

SOMATIC GRIEVING

The body is where grief lives.

In the tightness across the chest that arrives without warning. In the breath that catches. In the places that brace and hold. Grief takes up residence in the body and stays there until it is met.

Somatic grieving works directly with those places. With care and presence, it builds the conditions where grief can finally be felt, witnessed, shared, released.

For yoga teachers: this takes what you already know about the body into one of the most needed rooms a teacher can enter. For coaches, therapists, doulas, caregivers: it offers the missing piece — how grief lives beneath words, and how to support it without trying to fix.

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WHAT THIS TRAINING DEVELOPS IN YOU

This builds something in you that lives beneath technique.

You will learn to create safety — not the idea of it, the felt experience. You will learn to stay grounded while staying open. To listen without steering. To reflect honestly, without judgment. To stay with the process when it gets messy. It will get messy.

You will learn to offer a teaching, guide a four-body centering meditation, hold group sharing, lead movement, and close with integration. You will practice all of it before you graduate — in real time, with real people, with feedback.

Most practitioners are trained to work one-on-one. A circle is something else. This is where the training takes you somewhere most programs never go.

THE METHOD

The Mindful Grieving curriculum is the body of work I have spent over a decade building.

Refined through circles, through trainings, through sitting with hundreds of people in the middle of their hardest moments.

It is a grief-specific somatic curriculum designed to be held in community — in circles and programs that run six weeks, six months, nine months.

You'll study the philosophy of community-based somatic grief work, trauma-sensitive practice, shadow work, and how to support someone through the evolution of identity that loss requires. And you will be doing your own grief work alongside all of it.

I’m Wendy Black Stern. I founded the Center for Somatic Grieving.

I came to this work through loss. The loss of my son Noah cracked my life open in ways I could not have anticipated and sent me looking for something that could hold what I was carrying. I found it in yoga. I found it in community. I found it in my body's capacity to move through grief when given the right support.

I have been teaching yoga for over 25 years. I'm a certified Yoga Therapist, a trained group facilitator and grief educator, and the creator of the Mindful Grieving curriculum, which now reaches facilitators across the US and around the world.

I built this training because I wished it had existed when I needed it.

This training will change you, too.

You will leave a different facilitator. You will also leave a different person.

The two are not separate. They never were.

Testimonial from a recent Mindful Grieving YTT Graduate

“Wendy’s superpower is listening and holding space. It is a rare and precious gift, and it is the foundation of everything she offers.

I have completed two nine-month Mindful Grieving programs with her — one online and one in person — as well as a week-long retreat. These programs are singularly the best thing I have ever done to support myself through grief. Grief over any loss never truly ends. There is no timeline, and each person’s grief is as unique to them as they are to the world. Wendy understands this deeply, and it shows in every aspect of her work.

She has built her Mindful Grieving Yoga Teacher Training with the same thoughtfulness and beauty that defines her programs. She is thorough and attentive from the very first day — the welcome, the orientation — all the way through to the closing ritual. Do not underestimate the ritualistic components of this training. They are the heart of the offering. Ritual and community are what make this experience transformative.

I am not a yoga teacher, and I was genuinely thrilled to learn that Wendy opened this training to non-yoga teachers. She developed a thorough fifty-hour yoga sequence course as a prerequisite, and it is exactly what non-yogis need to feel prepared and confident.

Those of us who come from outside the yoga world bring something valuable to this work — and Wendy sees and honors that. I felt supported in every aspect of facilitating a class.

The trickiest part to master is cueing — and even there, I never felt alone. If you are drawn to this training, trust that pull. If you are looking for meaning and you are reading these words right now, there is a reason. Do it.”

—  Tiffany P., Kansas City | Mindful Grieving Facilitator
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Your own grief work is part of the curriculum

Not a side practice. Part of the work itself.

You will sit in circle. You will write. You will move what your body has been holding. With your cohort, with cohort leads, with the people walking it alongside you.

This is not therapy. It is the specific grief work a facilitator needs to have done in order to hold someone else's grief without flinching, without fixing, without quietly making it about themselves.

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WHO THIS IS FOR

Yoga teachers. Grief educators. Coaches. Death doulas. Therapists. Bodyworkers. Hospice and palliative workers. Spiritual directors. Caregivers. Faith leaders.

Anyone whose work already brings them close to the rawness of someone else's loss — whether they were trained for that part or not.

If you've read this far, something is recognizing itself.

Enroll in the Maui Immersion

What you'll take with you

Skill, built in your body. You will leave able to facilitate, not just describe. The skill is in your hands by the time you graduate.

Your own grief work, done. Enough of it to know the difference between presence and avoidance.

A complete, licensed curriculum. Session guides, templates, the architecture of Community Circles and six-week / six-month / nine-month programs.

Trauma-sensitive practice that holds. Somatic practice, shadow work, and the evolution of identity that loss requires.

The business side of grief work. A dedicated module — how to talk about this work, price it, and build a practice that lasts.

A community to grow inside. A global network of 100+ certified facilitators. You will not be doing this work alone.

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Why choose the Maui Immersion

Some people do their deepest learning when they are fully removed from their ordinary life. When the familiar rhythms are replaced, just for a time, by something that asks more of them. When they have the opportunity to open and stay open, rather than putting their protective walls back up to step into their roles and responsibilities. When the body is in a new place and the nervous system finally has permission to open.

If that is how you learn — if you know that a screen is not where this particular work will happen for you — the Maui Immersion was designed with you in mind.

You will also receive a felt transmission of the work by simply being in the same space together. It is magic what happens when we can feel each other and connect — it uplevels the whole experience.

The immersion is eight days on one of the most extraordinary islands on earth. You will do your own grief work alongside the curriculum. You will sit in circle with people who, by the end of the week, will feel like family. You will carry the island home in your nervous system in a way a Zoom room cannot replicate. The two virtual integration weekends that follow are where everything you received on Maui has time to settle into something you can actually use.

Enroll in the Maui Immersion

The training — format, schedule, faculty

200 hours. Eight days of immersive in-person training at Wailea Inn, Maui, followed by two live virtual integration weekends and a graduation ceremony.

Sessions run approximately 8:30am–3:30pm HST during the Maui week.

Class times (during module weekends):

  • Saturdays · 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM MST

  • Sundays · 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM MST

  • November 7 - 8th, 2026

    Introduction to CSG’s Yoga Therapy Program:
    Focus on Personal Process & Mindfulness-based Grief Education

    • Philosophy & Guiding Principles of Community-Based Somatic Grief Work

    • Evolutionary Themes of Mindful Grieving

    • Format of CSG’s Signature Yoga Therapy Programs

    • Introduction to Group Facilitation - Group Dynamics & Sharing Guidelines for Yoga Therapy Programs

    • Body Scan Technique

    • Introduction to Shadow Work

    • Shifting the Culture of Grief

    • A Conscious Exploration of Death and Dying

  • December 5 - 6th, 2026

    Break down of Primary Skills: Focus on Guiding Key Components & Exploration of Grief Through Shadow Work

    • Grief as a Teacher & Exploration of the Four Bodies

    • How to Facilitate Key Components of CSG’s Signature Yoga Therapy Programs including:

      • Dharma Talk

      • Centering Meditation

      • Group Facilitation

      • 4 Phase Asana

      • Integration Meditation

    • Learning your Triggers Embodying your Emotions Through Asana

    • Creating a Bridge Between your Practice and your Life

  • January 6 - 7th, 2027

    Grief in the Body: Focus on Asana & Dual Process Language from the CSG Perspective

    • Evolution of Identity Through Loss + Grief as a Catalyst for Change

    • How to Guide Dual Process Language

    • Creating Closure

    • Trauma Sensitive Yoga

    • Trauma in the Body + Physiology of Trauma with Dr. Arielle Schwartz

  • February 6 - 7th, 2027

    Facilitating Community Circles + Practice Teaching Sessions & Feedback

    • Facilitating Community Circles

    • Personal Strengths & Learning Edges

    • Practicum Preparation & Teaching

    • Practice Teaching Session & Feedback

  • March 6 - 7th, 2027

    Business of Mindful Grieving + Practice Sessions & Feedback

    • Practicum Teaching

    • Marketing & Business Practices with Chelsea Brady of Rising Creative

  • April 3rd, 2027

    Graduation Ritual & Closing Circle

    • Q&A

    • Community Gathering

Our Faculty

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Wendy Black Stern

LEAD FACILITATOR

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Nancy Gruskay

COHORT LEAD

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Laura Cummings

COHORT LEAD

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Dr. Arielle Schwartz

GUEST FACULTY

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What’s Included

The training

  • Eight-day immersive at Wailea Inn, Maui — so that you do your own grief work and your professional training in one of the most powerful healing environments available.

  • 200 hours of grief-focused yoga therapy curriculum — so that you graduate with a complete, licensed facilitation skill set.

  • Two live virtual integration weekends — so that what you received on Maui has time to settle and deepen. These weekends are 100% practice sessions to refine your teaching, receive feedback, and deepen your learning as a community.

  • Hands-on practicum with feedback — so that you facilitate a real group before you graduate.

  • Teacher Tool Kit — so that you have everything you need to begin offering programs immediately.

  • Business and marketing module — so that you know how to bring this work to your community.

  • Lifelong connection to a global community of 100+ certified facilitators — so that you are never doing this work alone.

The credential

  • Certification as a Mindful Grieving Yoga Therapy Facilitator

  • Licensure to facilitate Community Circles and six-week, six-month, and nine-month Mindful Grieving Programs

The community

  • Ongoing membership in a global community of 100+ certified facilitators

Prerequisites

Before joining our program, candidates must meet the following criteria:

  • Yoga Teacher Certification or Yoga and Somatic Foundations prerequisite course: Completion of a 200+ hour yoga teacher training program ensuring a foundational understanding of yoga practices and principles. Or, the Yoga and Somatic Foundations prerequisite course.

  • Personal Growth Work: At least 25 hours of personal growth work (workshops, therapy, retreats, or training)

Not yet a certified yoga teacher?

The Yoga and Somatic Foundations course is the 50-hour, self-paced prerequisite. Move through it on your own time, must be completed before YTT begins.

If you're unsure whether you need it, reach out.

Certification Requirements

To graduate from our program and receive your certification, the following components are essential:

  • Out-of-Classroom Assignments: Engage in reading and writing assignments to deepen your understanding and reflection on the course material.

  • Reflection Papers: Submit papers that capture your insights, growth, and experiences throughout the training.

  • Daily Practices: Commit to daily meditation and yoga practices, fostering personal well-being and deepening your connection to the teachings.

  • Journaling: Maintain a journal to document your journey, reflections, and revelations during the course.

  • Peer Mentorship: Participate in peer mentorship, offering and receiving support from fellow trainees.

  • Six-Week Practicum: Complete a six-week practicum, applying your knowledge and skills in a real-world setting to facilitate yoga therapy sessions.

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Mindful Grieving Certification & Licensure

Upon fulfilling these requirements, graduates will receive a certificate and licensure qualifying them to facilitate Community Circles, and Mindful Grieving Programs spanning 6 weeks, 6 months, and 9 months.

This certification and licensure empower you to make a significant impact through specialized yoga therapy facilitation in various community settings.

Life after certification

The grief is still going to walk into your room. That doesn't change.

What changes is that you will know what to do when it arrives.

Because you have sat with your own grief. Because you have a complete curriculum to work from. Because you understand the body as a grief container in a way most teachers have never been shown.

That person can be you.

And you will carry something from Maui that is harder to name but unmistakable. A confidence that settled into your body during those days. The memory of what it felt like to be held by that ocean, by that circle, by a place that seemed to know exactly what the work required. Your students will feel that — in how you hold a room, in the particular steadiness you bring. Maui leaves something in you that your students receive.

REFLECTIONS FROM PAST STUDENTS

  • "This program is so beautiful and powerful."

    I feel so filled up by the process we went through. I loved being able to dive deep into my own grief and process while simultaneously learning to hold space for others. Our world needs this more than ever at this precious and fragile time. I'd highly recommend to anyone who feels called to hold space for grief to invest in this training.

    — Rebecca, Certified Mindful Grieving Facilitator

  • "We came together to share, grieve, cry, and begin to move forward in ways we had not experienced before. "

    We were able to share parts of ourselves that were hidden and too painful previously to feel, let alone recognize. Our group was able to experience this program because of a generous financial gift.

    — Certified Mindful Grieving Facilitator

  • "This yoga therapy teacher training came along at the most divine timing, as all things do."

    Not only was it the continuation of my own grief process, but it was paramount for relevant happenings in my personal life at the same time. This training equips teachers and students the skills set to process a variety of changes and transitions in life with the complete self-inquiry that it entails. Training under a genuine and authentic teacher, such as Wendy, was an added gift to learn from her light that she passes on to be translated into our own.

    — Rena, Certified Mindful Grieving Facilitator

  • "Wendy Stern is masterful."

    Wendy's knowledge has been priceless and all gained from real life in the field experience. This format works, it is safe, and it changes lives. The truth is we are all walking around with grief, most of it unprocessed due to the cultural standard here in the west. This is cutting edge work, bringing what most of us isolate and hide to the surface and into community. I feel my heart has been blasted open, I feel my own personal growth work has been elevated and I feel deeply committed and inspired to share this work with the world.

    — Willow, CeretifiedMindful Grieving Facilitaor

  • "Wendy creates a safe container that weaves participants together to create a supportive community."

    We were able to express ourselves and shift our feelings of grief through meditation, movement, personal growth work and sharing.

    — CSG Participant

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MEET YOUR GUIDE

Wendy Black Stern

Wendy Black Stern is the founder of the Center for Somatic Grieving. She came to this work through loss — the death of her son, Noah, which cracked her life open and sent her searching for something that could truly hold what she was carrying, and ultimately reshaped the way she understands grief, presence, and healing.

She is a resident of Boulder, Colorado, where she finds grounding and joy in nature, travel, deep human connection, and live music.

As an author, yoga therapist, grief educator, and group facilitator, Wendy’s work weaves somatic grief support, meditation, movement, and compassionate presence. She supports people in learning how to stay with grief rather than turn away from it, and to meet their experience with more capacity, honesty, and care. Over the past 25+ years, she has held individuals and groups in yoga therapy, somatic practice, and grief-informed spaces—guiding thousands of people through intimate personal sessions as well as collective healing containers.

Wendy’s approach is shaped by the teachings of Ram Dass and Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy. At its heart, her work rests in the understanding that healing is not about leaving grief behind, but learning how to live alongside it with more support, connection, courage, and love.

In 2012, in the aftermath of her loss, she founded a nonprofit organization, the Grief Support Network. She later founded the Center for Somatic Grieving with a more focused intention: to shift how individuals and communities meet, experience, and move through loss—bringing the body, breath, and lived experience back into the center of grief work. The Center for Somatic Grieving offers Mindful Grieving group programs, individual sessions, somatic grief retreats and professional teacher trainings.

  • ★★★★★

    Having a safe and nourishing container to attend to my grief process and physical body needs has been profound and deeply healing for me.

  • ★★★★★

    My work with Wendy was nothing short of life-changing.

  • ★★★★★

    This is an incredible program, there is a new layer I shed off from my personal self into my growth and healing in every circle that I attend. I am so grateful to Wendy and her loving team.

  • ★★★★★

    This program has offered me the best opportunity to somatically experience my grief in a private way, while simultaneously feeling a greater connection to those around me.

The Setting on Maui

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A Private Estate on Maui

The Maui Immersion is held at a private gated estate with multiple suites, tucked into a quiet setting just 50 yards from the beach. You'll wake to the sounds of the island — birdsong, palms, ocean. A place built for rest and retreat while you do the deep work of the week.

Staying on-site is included with the Training + Accommodations option.

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Room for the Work

The estate has an indoor yoga studio where we train, a heated pool, and open outdoor spaces wrapped in tropical landscaping. It's private and spacious — room to be alone with your process, and to gather with the circle when it's time.

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Maui Immersion · February 2027 · Wailea Inn, Maui

Enrollment is open — exact dates announced soon.

Join us for 200 hours of comprehensive training that includes:

  • 200 hours of comprehensive training

  • Live classroom sessions and video webinars

  • Enlightening reading materials

  • Reflective writing exercises

  • Peer mentorship opportunities

  • Hands-on practicum experience

  • Personalized feedback from experienced instructors

  • Business and marketing module

  • Teacher Tool Kit for Yoga Therapy Facilitation

  • Certification as a Mindful Grieving Yoga Therapy Facilitator

  • 200 hours of grief-focused yoga therapy curriculum

Training Only —
$3,600 paid in full, or ~$310/month over 12 months

You arrange your own lodging near Wailea Inn.

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Training + Accommodations —
$5,000 paid in full, or ~$430/month over 12 months

Your stay at Wailea Inn is included.

ENROLL HERE

Not yet a certified yoga teacher?

The Yoga and Somatic Foundations course is the 50-hour, self-paced prerequisite. Move through it on your own time, must be completed before YTT begins.

Limited scholarships are available.

Please apply here to be considered.

What happens after you enroll

Once your payment is received, you will receive a welcome email and additional communication with everything you need to begin preparing for Maui.

You’ll receive information about required readings, the syllabus, what to pack, and what to expect during the immersion week.

We meet for the first time in February 2027 on Maui.

Frequently Asked Questions.

  • The program is for certified yoga teachers and yoga therapists interested in supporting people through loss, and integrating yoga therapy into the healing process of grief.

  • Participants must have a 200+ hour yoga teacher certification and at least 25 hours dedicated to personal growth work, which could include workshops, therapy sessions, or retreats.

  • You have two options. With Training + Accommodations, your stay at Wailea Inn is included. With Training Only, you arrange your own lodging near Wailea Inn. Either way, flights are your own — and you won’t need a rental car unless you’d like to explore the island on your off-hours.

  • Skills for supporting others through grief, a deepened personal understanding of grief, a comprehensive curriculum blending yogic wisdom with modern therapy techniques, and insights into the business side of yoga therapy.

  • Topics cover somatic grief work, mindfulness-based education, trauma-informed yoga, shadow work, and practical teaching techniques. The program includes classroom sessions, webinars, readings, reflective exercises, and a practicum.

  • Yes, these include completing out-of-classroom assignments, reflection papers, daily practices, journaling, peer mentorship, and a six-week practicum.

  • It's a virtual training held via Zoom, with sessions on specified Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at specified times MST.

  • Yes, graduates can facilitate Community Circles and Mindful Grieving Programs of various lengths.

  • The training offers expert guidance from experienced instructors in both yoga practice and grief counseling, along with a supportive community of peers.

  • Upon fulfilling the requirements, you will receive a certificate and licensure qualifying you to facilitate Community Circles and Mindful Grieving Programs spanning 6 weeks, 6 months, and 9 months.

  • This certification and licensure empower you to make a significant impact through specialized yoga therapy facilitation in various community settings.

  • If you're looking to dive deeper into what the Mindful Grieving Yoga Teacher Training can offer you or have specific questions, we invite you to schedule a complimentary 30-minute call with Wendy. This call is a great opportunity to discuss your interests, any concerns, and how this training can meet your needs. Schedule your call here: Schedule a Call with Wendy.

Have More Questions?

If you're looking to dive deeper into what the Mindful Grieving Yoga Teacher Training can offer you or have specific questions, we invite you to schedule a complimentary 30-minute call with Wendy. This call is a great opportunity to discuss your interests, any concerns, and how this training can meet your needs.

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Become a Beacon of Light

FOR THOSE WALKING THE PATH OF GRIEF

Whether you aspire to guide individuals, groups, or specialize in working with specific populations, our Mindful Grieving Yoga Teacher Training will equip you with the tools and wisdom to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

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