Sacred Womb
A four-week journey for women who have experienced pregnancy loss.
Come back into relationship with your body and create reverence with your sorrow.
Join us in this intimate, 4-week circle to tend to the womb grief of your mind, body, and spirit. Together, we'll honor the landscape of your sorrow, honor your body as both vessel and tomb, and deepen your relationship with the soul you carried. Then, we'll gather in ceremony to witness each other in our varied shades of loss. Through live gatherings, somatic practices, letter writing, altar creation, and ceremony, we'll weave together the life and loss of our own bodies with compassion and reverence.
Tuesdays, January 20 - February 10
10am - 12pm MT
Co-led by:
LoLo Paz (of A Soulful Sorrow) & Lauren Carroll
When death happens inside your body, it creates a particular kind of fracture.
Miscarriage, stillbirth, infertility - these losses are physical, cellular, lived in your tissues and nervous system in ways that most grief isn't. Society glosses over this, offers timelines and platitudes, tells you to try again, to move forward, to be grateful for what you have. But gestational loss breaks trust with your body in ways that cut deeper than most people understand, leaving you with no roadmap for how to hold what happened or who you are now.
This class holds space for something different. Not rushing past the devastation, but learning to carry it alongside the love. It’s about finding your way back into relationship with your body, building practices that help you hold what happened, and letting your babies live forward through you in ways that feel true. You won't become who you were before. You’ll become someone who can hold both the grief and the love with grace.
The Classes
CLASS one
MIND
Grief Initiation
CLASS TWO
BODY
Womb to Tomb
CLASS THREE
SPIRIT
The Soul Held Within You
And a Community Funeral on our fourth and final week
We'll gather for four consecutive Tuesdays to tend to the womb grief of your mind, body, and spirit. We'll explore how gestational loss lives in your mind and invite in the ancestors who understand this particular grief. We'll examine the science of what loss does to your physical body and practice locating where emotions live in your tissues. We'll work with rituals for honoring the souls you carried and tend to the ongoing connection that remains. We'll draw from grief teachers like Martin Prechtel and Francis Weller, and close with a community funeral where each person brings their loss to be witnessed - sharing your baby's story, the dreams you held, and honoring who you are before, during, and after loss.
The Classes
CLASS ONE
MIND
Something
We'll gather for four consecutive Tuesdays to tend to the womb grief of your mind, body, and spirit—moving through the landscape of your sorrow, the wisdom held in your tissues, the soul connection that remains, and finally into witnessed ceremony.
Together we'll explore how gestational loss lives in your mind and invite in the ancestors who understand this particular grief. We'll examine the science of what loss does to your physical body and practice locating where emotions live in your tissues. We'll work with rituals for honoring the souls you carried and tend to the ongoing connection that remains. We'll draw from grief teachers like Martin Prechtel and Francis Weller, and close with a community funeral where each person brings their loss to be witnessed—sharing your baby's story, the dreams you held, and honoring who you've been before, during, and after this loss.
CLASS two
BODY
Womb to Tomb
CLASS THREE
SPIRIT
The Soul Within You
CLASS FOUR
CEREMONY
Community Funeral
This class is for you if you've experienced pregnancy loss: miscarriage, stillbirth, abortion, or the ongoing grief of infertility.
It's for those who feel disconnected from their bodies after loss, whose grief doesn't fit into the timeline society expects, who are tired of being told to move on or try again. It's for those ready to honor what they carried and lost in meaningful ways, who want to come back into relationship with their body and their sorrow, and who long for community with others who understand this particular kind of loss.
Join us. We can’t wait to do this work with you.
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Tier One
For those facing financial constraints who are stretching to participate
Tier Two
For those with stable finances who can participate without strain
Tier Three
For those with financial abundance who wish to actively redistribute
Your teachers
LoLo Paz
A Soulful Sorrow, founded by Lauren (Lolo) Paz, offers compassionate support for women navigating the journey of pregnancy loss. With deep empathy and spiritual insight, Lolo guides women to honor their grief, nurture healing, and rediscover purpose after loss. By encouraging women to deal with their loss soulfully rather than silently, A Soulful Sorrow provides a safe space for women to navigate their unique journey with grace and resilience.
What sets Lolo’s approach apart is her emphasis on embracing grief as a transformative journey and reclaiming one's spiritual connection amidst loss. Unlike old-paradigm approaches that may use cold & clinicalized methods, minimization, rushed recovery, and lack of spiritual support, Lolo’s approach integrates therapeutic practices, spiritual guidance, and self-care rituals to guide women toward healing and empowerment. Rooted in wisdom and grounded spirituality, A Soulful Sorrow is a beacon of hope and healing for those seeking peace, meaning, and renewal after loss.
Lauren Carroll
Lauren Carroll, co-founder of La Mort, is a Death Educator & Holistic Funeral Director who is passionate about weaving community and family back into the death space. Her work centers around re-aligning our culture with Mother Earth and helping humans remember how to love one another. She is a former board member for the National Home Funeral Alliance and co-founded The Deathwives. She lives on an urban farm at the base of a mountain where she tends to her animals, raises her two children, and dances around bonfires on the full moon with friends while listening to Nick Cave.
Our Teaching / Learning / Creating Style at La Mort
We leave behind the polished, gate-keepy approach to education. We teach in ways that carry story and experience. We listen. We laugh (a lot). We go off-script sometimes. We cry (with you)(for those you’ve loved)(for those we’ve loved). We like science and studies and logical frameworks, but also mysticism and poetry and all that stuff. We really love to honor history and those who came before. We move through some serious curricula, but don’t take anything too seriously. We dedicate ourselves to seeing you, and want you to feel seen. We deeply honor our intuition and yours. We lead with integrity (always). And we welcome the odd-balls and misfits, because it takes one to know one.