/the space between/

collective care circles for human beings in transition

in the forest, when a tree is uprooted or injured, it doesn’t heal alone.

The surrounding ecosystem responds—mycelial networks, nearby roots, and interwoven canopies offer nourishment, stability, and quiet support. Slowly, in the shadow of rupture, the tree begins to heal—rooting itself again in a new way. Scarred, yes. But still alive. Still becoming.

Much of this healing happens in liminal space—between wounding and repair, between collapse and care, between uprooting and new growth.

It’s the same space so many find themselves in now.

In the wake of the dismantling of federal agencies and USAID by the current regime, the ripple effects have been felt across the country and around the world—disrupting lives, undermining decades of work, and shaking the foundation of what it means to serve the public good. For those who built careers on mission, justice, and care, this moment has left many asking:

Who am I now?

How do I hold and honor my grief?

What does service look like moving forward?

How do I find my footing in the aftermath of it all?

/the space between/ is a place to land.

Not to fix yourself.
Not to hustle toward a plan.
But to pause.

To process what you’ve been through—
so you can eventually move forward rooted in clarity, not fear.

This circle offers a grounding path for those who feel:

  • Uprooted

  • Disillusioned

  • Exhausted

  • Grief for the systems they once served

  • Uncertain about how to move forward without abandoning their values and themselves in the process

Not sure what to expect? Before diving into deeper work, join me for a free webinar to explore how healing our stories transforms rupture into resilience and pain into purpose in moments of transition.

from rupture to rising—transforming pain into purpose in life’s threshold moments (free workshop)

What if the moments that break us open are actually invitations to rise into who we're meant to become? Join me for a free workshop exploring how life's most difficult threshold moments—job loss, relationship changes, health challenges, identity shifts—can become gateways to deeper purpose and authentic living through story-healing and processing our grief.

This workshop serves as an introduction to the deeper work available in our 4-week community care circles.

  • You’re a current or former federal employee, public servant, humanitarian, frontline responder, social justice advocate, attorney, or non-profit professional

  • You’re feeling angry, fearful, betrayed, disoriented, or heartbroken by what’s happening around you and in the world

  • You’ve left—or are considering leaving—your role and feel unsure of what’s next

  • You’re carrying grief, frustration, or moral injury, institutional betrayal, and need space to unpack it all

  • You’re ready to work thorough your grief and root into your values to eventually move forward with clarity, courage, and care—alongside others who understand

this is for you if:

Week 1: RUPTURE | the naming
Acknowledging and naming what happened - the institutional betrayal, moral injury, and systemic harm. Breaking the silence around our pain.

Week 2: REMEMBER | the unlearning
Letting go of the stories, identities, and beliefs shaped by systems of power, politics, and paradox—acknowledging the cost of service and grieving what’s been lost to make space for what’s next.

Week 3: ROOT | the grounding
Untangling identity and self-worth from roles, titles, outcomes, and productivity—and re-rooting into your personal values and truth with compassion.

Week 4: RECLAIM | the restoring
Exploring the anchors and collective care that nourish us—restoring connection, safety, and the conditions for stability and joy.

Week 5: RISE | the becoming
Living into your moral root system—ethics, values, and boundaries—and choosing how to show up now with courage, clarity, and care.

weekly themes

🌿 5 live weekly coaching + collective care circles (2 hours via Zoom)
🌿 /the space between/ workbook + journal to support your journey
🌿 gentle, trauma-informed storytelling + somatic practices
🌿 a small, closed group (6–8 max) for depth, trust, and safety
🌿 optional add on services to support deeper inquiry and healing

what’s included

after 5 weeks of reflection, connection, and collective care, you’ll leave with a:

  • greater capacity to navigate through liminal spaces

  • deeper understanding of moral injury and institutional betrayal—and how they’ve shaped your story

  • reclaimed connection to your voice, your values, and your truth

  • new relationship to rest, purpose, and boundaries

  • vision for how to serve from a place of wholeness—not self-sacrifice

  • resources and grounding practices to support nervous system regulation and resilience

  • sense of community and solidarity with others navigating similar transition

investment: $495

includes 5 live sessions, workbook + journal, a small group experience, access to trauma-informed practices, and a few other surprises.

in an effort to make these cohorts as accessible as possible to the largest number of people, I'm offering three different payment plans.

in addition, every cohort has 2 seats available at a subsidized rate of $295.  

are ready to join us?

cohort 1 launches july 15

Still not sure? Register for a free introductory webinar 👇🏽

what people are saying about working with dimple

Charles Slocumb | Acacia Center for Justice

Dimple created a supportive, brave space for our staff to manage their emotions effectively. The feedback from our team was overwhelmingly positive; they found her insights incredibly useful and her presentation both engaging and relatable. It was refreshing to have someone who not only understood our professional landscape but also recognized the impact it has on mental health.

Nina Sachdev | US Citizenship and Immigration Services

Dimple is an excellent instructor. Her courses are professionally done and she's a seasoned facilitator and leader in her field, so she has very practical experience. She knows what she's teaching inside and out. The resources she provides are clearly laid out and designed to support you. Everyone in a high demand or leadership position can benefit from working with her.