When life breaks you open, and the old ways stop working.
You can’t go back.
But you can go deeper.
I’m here to help you find your way.
Hi Beautiful Weaver,
What a journey it has been. If you’ve found yourself here, it's likely that you have been rocked to the core of your being, are blown wide open, and are unsure how to proceed in life. Nothing is normal. Nothing will ever be “normal” again. That much is true.
Even if the initial shock wave has passed, when you have lost something or someone so precious, life is changed; you are changed. You cannot go back to who you were before. That is the hard news.
The good news is that you don’t need to. I’m here to propose a wild idea.
Grief is not life-taking. Grief is life-giving.
It returns us to life. We are meant to be forever changed by our grief and loss. Grief is not a problem to be solved. It’s a relationship that we forge. A relationship that is directly tied to how you LOVE. To living itself. Learning to grieve well and to love well is to learn to LIVE well!!
If you are anything like me, this is not something that you were taught. You don’t need to do this alone. We are rarely able to heal in isolation. Resilience is a communal endeavor. It is inherently relational and begins in relationship.
WELCOME HOME! You are welcome here. Your sadness, confusion, messiness, joy, relief, anger, despair, rage, wholeness… all parts of you are welcome here.
Reweave Society is a community of people willing to let grief initiate them into a fuller, deeper, richer life.
I look forward to meeting you.
In perfect Love and perfect Trust,
I'M ALICIA CROCKETT
Grief and Resilience Educator -
Somatic Coach
There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes after years of holding everything together for everyone. I know it intimately.
I'm Alicia Crockett. Grief and Resilience Educator and Somatic Coach. I am also a mother who has buried a child, a widow, a survivor of childhood abuse, and someone who spent two decades pouring myself into caretaking until I lost the thread of my own life entirely. I have found myself on the bathroom floor, sobbing tears that felt too large to be my own. I have survived things that, written down, look like they belong to someone else's story.
I didn't come to this work through curriculum alone. I came to it through loss so layered and relentless that I had to learn how to stay with grief, fear, and my body, or lose myself entirely.
What I found changed everything.
Grief is not the enemy of a good life. It is the doorway into a deeper one. The body holds what the mind cannot process alone. Resilience is not something you build in isolation. It is something you find in relationship, to other people, to meaning, to life itself.
I work with people who have survived something enormous and are still trying to find their footing in the life that remains. People who feel stuck, invisible, or quietly afraid that they will never feel like themselves again.
You will. And you do not have to figure out how alone.
Book a Discovery call. Let's find out what's possible together.
After the loss of my husband, I felt completely overwhelmed. I tried everything to not feel like I was drowning and had resigned myself to only ever feeling half alive again. Working with Alicia changed all of that. Nothing else touched the places that working with her did. She has a way of following the core of what you are saying straight down to the thing underneath, and then just sitting there with you in it until it opens.
— Jennifer W.
PICK UP THE THREAD...
Here is the wild part.
The thing you have been trying to "survive" is the very thing trying to wake you up.
You already know the self-help version of this story. Process your grief. Practice gratitude. Choose joy. Move forward, manifesting the life of your dreams. And yet you are still here, feeling like something is wrong with you, and you are failing at life. But this is all a big lie.
Because grief does not want to be processed. It wants to initiate you.
Reweave Society exists for people ready to let it. A community built on the radical belief that grief and ecstasy can live in the same body. That resilience is ecological, not individual. That we do not exist first as separate people who form connections. We exist through our connectedness.
This is not a healing program. It is not a self-help community. It is something older and stranger and more alive.
The thread is waiting for you.
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The REWEAVING
1:1 Coaching
Something in you is reaching toward life. Toward meaning. Toward a version of yourself that feels hopeful and whole.
The Reweaving is where that work happens.
Together, we work with your story, your body, and the grief you are carrying to help you find your footing in the life that remains.
Not the life you had. A deeper one.
Book a free 30-minute discovery call to begin.
I have worked with Alicia for several years now, and I remain amazed at her ability to simply see into and be present with the heart of any situation. While she is supportive of where I am in working through an issue or a piece of old trauma, she also asks kind questions that encourage me to be curious. To get unstuck. It’s a delicate balance that she navigates very, very well. My work with her has made me a better person. A better partner. A better friend. I highly recommend working with her.
— Kim S.
You've Come to the Right Place if...
The life you’re living no longer feels like one you recognize.
• You are living someone's life, but are just not sure it’s still yours. You look around at the kitchen, the calendar, and the face in the bathroom mirror, and none of it feels like it belongs to you.
• You have lost a partner, a child, or a future you thought was certain, and somewhere along the way, you lost the thread of yourself, too.
• You are packing lunches, managing life, going to work, all while carrying a grief that has no obituary. Because the person you are losing is slipping away, piece by agonizing piece. And nobody has a casserole for that.
• You are still showing up, still handling things, still the person everyone calls. But inside, you are running on empty and have been for longer than you can say out loud.
• You wake at 3 am, your mind racing and body bracing, like the world is about to collapse in on you. You lie there rehearsing the past. Running the same mental loops. Arriving nowhere new.
• You have told yourself you should be further along by now. That other people have been through worse. That maybe you really are too much, too complicated, too broken to believe anything new is possible for you.
• You still say yes to the dinner with friends. You show up. But somewhere between walking in the door and driving home, you realize you were not really there. You laughed at the right moments. You asked the right questions. And you felt nothing the whole time.
• And what scares you most is the possibility that the part of you who felt alive, connected, and hopeful is gone for good.
You don’t want to “move on.”
You don’t want to forget.
You don’t want your loss to be minimized or resolved.
But you also cannot keep living like this.
You are looking for a way to hold both your grief and your love without losing either. A new story about who you are and what your losses mean. A story that finally has room for all of it, without the shame that has been following you around like a second shadow.
To Your Brilliant Future
Imagine Being...
Someone who has stopped waiting to “feel like yourself again” because you trust that who you are now is deeper, richer, more honest, and more whole.
Someone who knows how to come back to yourself when life pulls you under.
Not perfectly. Not without challenge.
But with a thread of resilience you can follow home, and a trust in yourself that holds.
Someone who has built a new story about who you are and what your losses mean. A story that holds the full truth of what you have lived, and makes room for the life that is calling you forward.
Someone who knows the difference between being consumed by grief and being in relationship with it.
Imagine waking in the morning, and for a few quiet moments, your body is relaxed, entering the day.
There is space where there used to be pressure. Breath where there used to be panic.
Your grief is still there, but it no longer suffocates you.
Grief is something you can feel, move with, and be shaped by rather than something that defines your entire life.
Someone who has stopped waiting to “feel like yourself again” because you trust that who you are now is deeper, richer, more honest, and more whole.
Someone who knows how to come back to yourself when life pulls you under.
Not perfectly. Not without challenge.
But with a thread of resilience you can follow home, and a trust in yourself that holds.
Someone who has built a new story about who you are and what your losses mean.
A story that holds the full truth of what you have lived, and makes room for the life that is calling you forward.
Someone who knows the difference between being consumed by grief and being in relationship with it.
Imagine waking in the morning, and for a few quiet moments, your body is relaxed, entering the day.
There is space where there used to be pressure. Breath where there used to be panic.
Your grief is still there, but it no longer suffocates you.
Grief is something you can feel, move with, and be shaped by rather than something that defines your entire life.
You feel sadness without disappearing into despair.
You feel joy without guilt.
You laugh, and it feels true.
You make plans, and they feel possible.
You are present in the small, ordinary moments, and they nourish you.
Not in spite of your loss, but because you have learned how to be in relationship to it and to life itself.
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