A Virtual 4-Week Healing Series

Featuring Bestselling Author, Carla Fine

Hosted by: Jayne Madigan
• Tuesdays: June 9–30, 2026 • 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM EST
• Virtual Event • Limited Space Available
• Investment: $97

The death of a loved one by suicide can leave survivors carrying overwhelming grief, unanswered questions, isolation, and emotional shock. Writing can become a powerful pathway toward healing, understanding, and expression when words are difficult to speak aloud.  In this compassionate and supportive 4-week virtual series, participants will explore the healing power of writing while connecting with others who understand the unique experience of suicide loss.

About the Series

Writing a Path to Healing: Coping with the Suicide of a Loved One to Suicide is a hands-on exploration of the power of the written word as a tool to addressing loss and grief.  Participants will discover how sharing their feelings through writing can lead to a greater clarity and understanding of the chaos and confusion that the death of a loved one by suicide leaves in its wake.

Through guided prompts, reflection, discussion, and supportive community, participants will be gently encouraged to express emotions, process grief experiences, and discover how writing can support healing and meaning-making after devastating loss.

No writing experience is necessary.

About Carla Fine

Carla lost her husband to suicide in 1989 and transformed her own devastating loss into a mission of helping other survivors feel less alone. She is the author of the internationally bestselling book “No Time to Say Goodbye: Surviving the Suicide of a Loved One”, a groundbreaking resource that combines her personal experience with the stories of dozens of suicide loss survivors. Through her writing, speaking, and advocacy, Carla became one of the earliest and most influential voices helping survivors navigate the grief, shock, confusion, and isolation that often follow suicide loss.

About Jayne MadiganJ

Jayne is a 34 year, multiple time survivor of suicide loss and the founder of Healing After Suicide™, a compassionate, nervous-system-informed approach to suicide loss support. Drawing from both professional training and lived experience, Jayne helps survivors navigate grief, trauma, and healing through body-based tools, education, and community support.

This Series May Support You In:

• Expressing difficult emotions in a safe and meaningful way

• Processing grief, confusion, anger, guilt, or unanswered questions

• Feeling less isolated in your loss experience

• Finding moments of clarity, connection, and self-compassion

• Exploring writing as a healing practice

Space is intentionally limited to create a supportive and intimate experience.