Grief
connection
connection
Develop a better relationship with grief
An integrated approach for understanding and working with grief with honesty, connection, and care.
Designed to equip you to engage with grief differently.
From: shame, isolation, confusion, avoidance, and the pressure to “move on.”
To: greater insight, self-awareness, and readiness to engage with grief in ways that are connected, creative, and integrated into ongoing life
The Grief Connection:
The FiLaGrie Approach
The word Grief is taboo, for all kinds of reasons. Its association with weakness, shame, loss and pain leave it an unspoken period in most people’s lives. And yet it is one of the few experiences all humans are likely to have, and not just once, in the modern world where we are faced with so much challenge and change. It is also a human experience that benefits from connection, which instead we avoid.
FiLaGrie aims to transform the cultural conversation around Grief, utilising performance to eNayble users to interact, reflect and connect in safe and creative ways, while exploring Grief and how it affects each of us differently. It provides a safe, sometimes funny, and always optimistic space to get to know this thing called Grief together, so that it may become less scary and easier to share. We explore the Fine Layers of Grief.
Engage with eNayble
Engage with eNayble
Engage with eNayble
Our current program offers the following methods of delivery:
Workshops
A 2-4 hour workshop utilising narrative storytelling that challenges misconceptions of grief.
Centring around the core story of a woman’s experience that challenges the linear paradigms of the ‘five stages of grief’, the performance will be shared in an interactive workshop that engages with the audience.
A human, practical approach
This program draws on Renee Lim’s integrated approach to human experience, creativity, and communication. Rather than offering stages to complete or scripts to follow, it builds capability — through reflection, story, creative exploration, and relational connection.
FiLaGrie is a collaboration between 4 creative artists, traversing theatre, film, writing, and interpreting; Beverley Callow, Clare Hennessy, Abigail Honey and Renee Lim.
The core artwork that underpins this approach explores grief as non-linear, sometimes unpredictable, sometimes poignant, sometimes unexpectedly humorous.
Grief unfolds in layers, not discrete stages.
FiLaGrie invites us to explore how those layers become part of who we are, rather than an experience we leave behind.
Creativity becomes a way to develop insight.
Connection becomes the antidote to isolation.
Grief is highly individualised – yet ultimately universal.
Grief is highly individualised – yet ultimately universal.
Grief is highly individualised – yet ultimately universal.
Our program is designed for anyone looking to develop insight into the experience of grief and loss, particularly in moments that feel complex or isolating.
Through structured reflection and creative interaction, individuals are able to connect with what is universal about their experience — rather than feeling separated by it. People and organisations become more prepared, more human, and more connected in the face of loss and change. We call it: connecting with courage.
Organisations: Workplaces seeking to build healthier cultural conversations around grief, change, and emotional complexity — particularly in healthcare, corporate, and NFP environments.
Teams: Groups working in environments where grief, change, or emotional intensity are present, and where human connection strengthens resilience.
Individuals: Anyone navigating loss, transition, or emotional disruption — including leaders, clinicians, educators, parents, carers, and community members.
