UPCOMING SUPPORT AND EVENTS
RTZ Hope offers a variety of support groups, retreats, webinars, and workshops - for parents who have experienced losses on the journey to parenthood and the health care providers who support them. Our programs provide an inclusive and accessible space to build community through the shared experience of loss.
View our offerings below and click on the event directly for more information and to register.
Pregnancy and Infant Loss (Birthing Parent) April 2026
This six week closed virtual support group is for birthing parents who have experienced loss through infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, termination for medical reasons, or infant death, whether more recently or in the past.
Community Conversations - Pregnancy After Loss: Sharing The Journey
A 60-minute virtual panel discussion on the complex and deeply personal journey of Pregnancy After Loss (PAL). Our panelists will share their unique experiences of navigating pregnancy after loss — holding space for both hope and fear, joy and uncertainty — while moving forward after grief.
Grief Support 101: Navigating the Heartbreak of Pregnancy and Infant Loss
In this 60-minute interactive workshop you will:
Understand what happens in the body as a response to the grieving process
Learn how your survival responses play a part in your grieving
Explore techniques for how to work with the body to help you process your grief
Grief Yoga Workshop
Grief lives in the body, not just the mind. This Grief Yoga workshop is designed to help you process loss through intentional breathing, movement, and sound. Grief Yoga provides tools to move through the physical and emotional sensations of loss, allowing for a reconnection to love and inner strength. In this safe, supportive space, we will explore ways to release what we are holding and foster self-awareness. Participants will experience techniques using gentle movement, breath, and vocal expression while learning tools for healing and reconnection. This workshop is open to any bereaved parent and serves as the introduction to a four-class series for RTZ Hope members focused on transforming and moving emotions throughout the body.
Host: N’keya Peters-Camille
Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2026
Time: 5:00pm to 6:30pm PDT / 8:00pm to 9:30pm EDT
Cost: Free to attend
Choose the "Pay what you Want Amount" at registration to customize your donation amount.
The four part series will be held on May 20, May 27, June 3, and June 10.
Thanks to generous donors, we’re able to offer events like this at no cost. If you’d like to support this work, a $15 donation helps us continue providing these meaningful conversations and resources to the community.
Donation can be made upon registration.
Or give here: https://rtzhope.org/donate
Or via Venmo: @rtzhope
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The journey of love, loss and life after loss looks different for everyone. Return to Zero: Hope will be hosting a workshop series designed to provide supportive spaces for the diversity of our lived realities that come with our individual pregnancy and infant loss experiences. Our hope is to provide helpful resources and tools that encourage holistic healing. These workshops will uniquely support parents and providers through a trauma informed, resilience-focused, somatic approach.
These workshops will be interactive. There will be time to share, time to write and reflect, and in some sessions opportunity more movement. Please have available a water bottle, paper and pencil, and a quiet space.
Consider joining a workshop if:
-It is true to your lived experience
-You want to better understand a topic to support loved ones
-It piques your interest
-It feels like it might be supportive to where you are on your journey.All are welcome.
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N'Keya Peters-Camille is a Brooklyn-based Social Worker and Grief Educator who helps others find their breath again through clinical support and somatic healing. Her work is deeply rooted in her own journey through pregnancy loss, fertility challenges, and the death of her beloved mother, Hope, As a published author and certified Grief Yoga facilitator, N'Keya blends movement, breath, and sound to bridge the gap between mind and body—helping participants carry their loved ones' legacies forward with resilience and grace. A former RTZ (Return to Zero) community member, she is a married mom of three—including one angel baby—who personally finds solace in running and movement to heal. Alongside her professional work, N'Keya volunteers with E-Motion, facilitating 8-week grief movement groups in Brooklyn. She is dedicated to bringing these transformative tools to her community, ensuring no one has to grieve alone.
Grief Yoga Workshop
Grief lives in the body, not just the mind. This Grief Yoga workshop is designed to help you process loss through intentional breathing, movement, and sound. Grief Yoga provides tools to move through the physical and emotional sensations of loss, allowing for a reconnection to love and inner strength. In this safe, supportive space, we will explore ways to release what we are holding and foster self-awareness. Participants will experience techniques using gentle movement, breath, and vocal expression while learning tools for healing and reconnection. This workshop is open to any bereaved parent and serves as the introduction to a four-class series for RTZ Hope members focused on transforming and moving emotions throughout the body.
Host: N’keya Peters-Camille
Series Date: May 20, May 27, June 3, and June 10, 2026
Time: 5:00pm to 6:30pm PDT / 8:00pm to 9:30pm EDT
Cost: Free to attend
Choose the "Pay what you Want Amount" at registration to customize your donation amount.
Thanks to generous donors, we’re able to offer events like this at no cost. If you’d like to support this work, a $15 donation helps us continue providing these meaningful conversations and resources to the community.
Donation can be made upon registration.
Or give here: https://rtzhope.org/donate
Or via Venmo: @rtzhope
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The journey of love, loss and life after loss looks different for everyone. Return to Zero: Hope will be hosting a workshop series designed to provide supportive spaces for the diversity of our lived realities that come with our individual pregnancy and infant loss experiences. Our hope is to provide helpful resources and tools that encourage holistic healing. These workshops will uniquely support parents and providers through a trauma informed, resilience-focused, somatic approach.
These workshops will be interactive. There will be time to share, time to write and reflect, and in some sessions opportunity more movement. Please have available a water bottle, paper and pencil, and a quiet space.
Consider joining a workshop if:
-It is true to your lived experience
-You want to better understand a topic to support loved ones
-It piques your interest
-It feels like it might be supportive to where you are on your journey.All are welcome.
-
N'Keya Peters-Camille is a Brooklyn-based Social Worker and Grief Educator who helps others find their breath again through clinical support and somatic healing. Her work is deeply rooted in her own journey through pregnancy loss, fertility challenges, and the death of her beloved mother, Hope, As a published author and certified Grief Yoga facilitator, N'Keya blends movement, breath, and sound to bridge the gap between mind and body—helping participants carry their loved ones' legacies forward with resilience and grace. A former RTZ (Return to Zero) community member, she is a married mom of three—including one angel baby—who personally finds solace in running and movement to heal. Alongside her professional work, N'Keya volunteers with E-Motion, facilitating 8-week grief movement groups in Brooklyn. She is dedicated to bringing these transformative tools to her community, ensuring no one has to grieve alone.
Grief Yoga Workshop
Grief lives in the body, not just the mind. This Grief Yoga workshop is designed to help you process loss through intentional breathing, movement, and sound. Grief Yoga provides tools to move through the physical and emotional sensations of loss, allowing for a reconnection to love and inner strength. In this safe, supportive space, we will explore ways to release what we are holding and foster self-awareness. Participants will experience techniques using gentle movement, breath, and vocal expression while learning tools for healing and reconnection. This workshop is open to any bereaved parent and serves as the introduction to a four-class series for RTZ Hope members focused on transforming and moving emotions throughout the body.
Host: N’keya Peters-Camille
Series Dates: May 20, May 27, June 3, and June 10, 2026
Time: 5:00pm to 6:30pm PDT / 8:00pm to 9:30pm EDT
Cost: Free to attend
Choose the "Pay what you Want Amount" at registration to customize your donation amount.
Thanks to generous donors, we’re able to offer events like this at no cost. If you’d like to support this work, a $15 donation helps us continue providing these meaningful conversations and resources to the community.
Donation can be made upon registration.
Or give here: https://rtzhope.org/donate
Or via Venmo: @rtzhope
-
The journey of love, loss and life after loss looks different for everyone. Return to Zero: Hope will be hosting a workshop series designed to provide supportive spaces for the diversity of our lived realities that come with our individual pregnancy and infant loss experiences. Our hope is to provide helpful resources and tools that encourage holistic healing. These workshops will uniquely support parents and providers through a trauma informed, resilience-focused, somatic approach.
These workshops will be interactive. There will be time to share, time to write and reflect, and in some sessions opportunity more movement. Please have available a water bottle, paper and pencil, and a quiet space.
Consider joining a workshop if:
-It is true to your lived experience
-You want to better understand a topic to support loved ones
-It piques your interest
-It feels like it might be supportive to where you are on your journey.All are welcome.
-
N'Keya Peters-Camille is a Brooklyn-based Social Worker and Grief Educator who helps others find their breath again through clinical support and somatic healing. Her work is deeply rooted in her own journey through pregnancy loss, fertility challenges, and the death of her beloved mother, Hope, As a published author and certified Grief Yoga facilitator, N'Keya blends movement, breath, and sound to bridge the gap between mind and body—helping participants carry their loved ones' legacies forward with resilience and grace. A former RTZ (Return to Zero) community member, she is a married mom of three—including one angel baby—who personally finds solace in running and movement to heal. Alongside her professional work, N'Keya volunteers with E-Motion, facilitating 8-week grief movement groups in Brooklyn. She is dedicated to bringing these transformative tools to her community, ensuring no one has to grieve alone.
Grief Yoga Workshop
Grief lives in the body, not just the mind. This Grief Yoga workshop is designed to help you process loss through intentional breathing, movement, and sound. Grief Yoga provides tools to move through the physical and emotional sensations of loss, allowing for a reconnection to love and inner strength. In this safe, supportive space, we will explore ways to release what we are holding and foster self-awareness. Participants will experience techniques using gentle movement, breath, and vocal expression while learning tools for healing and reconnection. This workshop is open to any bereaved parent and serves as the introduction to a four-class series for RTZ Hope members focused on transforming and moving emotions throughout the body.
Host: N’keya Peters-Camille
Series Dates: May 20, May 27, June 3, and June 10, 2026
Time: 5:00pm to 6:30pm PDT / 8:00pm to 9:30pm EDT
Cost: Free to attend
Choose the "Pay what you Want Amount" at registration to customize your donation amount.
Thanks to generous donors, we’re able to offer events like this at no cost. If you’d like to support this work, a $15 donation helps us continue providing these meaningful conversations and resources to the community.
Donation can be made upon registration.
Or give here: https://rtzhope.org/donate
Or via Venmo: @rtzhope
-
The journey of love, loss and life after loss looks different for everyone. Return to Zero: Hope will be hosting a workshop series designed to provide supportive spaces for the diversity of our lived realities that come with our individual pregnancy and infant loss experiences. Our hope is to provide helpful resources and tools that encourage holistic healing. These workshops will uniquely support parents and providers through a trauma informed, resilience-focused, somatic approach.
These workshops will be interactive. There will be time to share, time to write and reflect, and in some sessions opportunity more movement. Please have available a water bottle, paper and pencil, and a quiet space.
Consider joining a workshop if:
-It is true to your lived experience
-You want to better understand a topic to support loved ones
-It piques your interest
-It feels like it might be supportive to where you are on your journey.All are welcome.
-
N'Keya Peters-Camille is a Brooklyn-based Social Worker and Grief Educator who helps others find their breath again through clinical support and somatic healing. Her work is deeply rooted in her own journey through pregnancy loss, fertility challenges, and the death of her beloved mother, Hope, As a published author and certified Grief Yoga facilitator, N'Keya blends movement, breath, and sound to bridge the gap between mind and body—helping participants carry their loved ones' legacies forward with resilience and grace. A former RTZ (Return to Zero) community member, she is a married mom of three—including one angel baby—who personally finds solace in running and movement to heal. Alongside her professional work, N'Keya volunteers with E-Motion, facilitating 8-week grief movement groups in Brooklyn. She is dedicated to bringing these transformative tools to her community, ensuring no one has to grieve alone.
Grief Yoga Workshop
Grief lives in the body, not just the mind. This Grief Yoga workshop is designed to help you process loss through intentional breathing, movement, and sound. Grief Yoga provides tools to move through the physical and emotional sensations of loss, allowing for a reconnection to love and inner strength. In this safe, supportive space, we will explore ways to release what we are holding and foster self-awareness. Participants will experience techniques using gentle movement, breath, and vocal expression while learning tools for healing and reconnection. This workshop is open to any bereaved parent and serves as the introduction to a four-class series for RTZ Hope members focused on transforming and moving emotions throughout the body.
Host: N’keya Peters-Camille
Series Dates: May 20, May 27, June 3, and June 10, 2026
Time: 5:00pm to 6:30pm PDT / 8:00pm to 9:30pm EDT
Cost: Free to attend
Choose the "Pay what you Want Amount" at registration to customize your donation amount.
Thanks to generous donors, we’re able to offer events like this at no cost. If you’d like to support this work, a $15 donation helps us continue providing these meaningful conversations and resources to the community.
Donation can be made upon registration.
Or give here: https://rtzhope.org/donate
Or via Venmo: @rtzhope
-
The journey of love, loss and life after loss looks different for everyone. Return to Zero: Hope will be hosting a workshop series designed to provide supportive spaces for the diversity of our lived realities that come with our individual pregnancy and infant loss experiences. Our hope is to provide helpful resources and tools that encourage holistic healing. These workshops will uniquely support parents and providers through a trauma informed, resilience-focused, somatic approach.
These workshops will be interactive. There will be time to share, time to write and reflect, and in some sessions opportunity more movement. Please have available a water bottle, paper and pencil, and a quiet space.
Consider joining a workshop if:
-It is true to your lived experience
-You want to better understand a topic to support loved ones
-It piques your interest
-It feels like it might be supportive to where you are on your journey.All are welcome.
-
N'Keya Peters-Camille is a Brooklyn-based Social Worker and Grief Educator who helps others find their breath again through clinical support and somatic healing. Her work is deeply rooted in her own journey through pregnancy loss, fertility challenges, and the death of her beloved mother, Hope, As a published author and certified Grief Yoga facilitator, N'Keya blends movement, breath, and sound to bridge the gap between mind and body—helping participants carry their loved ones' legacies forward with resilience and grace. A former RTZ (Return to Zero) community member, she is a married mom of three—including one angel baby—who personally finds solace in running and movement to heal. Alongside her professional work, N'Keya volunteers with E-Motion, facilitating 8-week grief movement groups in Brooklyn. She is dedicated to bringing these transformative tools to her community, ensuring no one has to grieve alone.
Grief Support 101: Navigating the Heartbreak of Pregnancy and Infant Loss
In this 60-minute interactive workshop you will:
Understand what happens in the body as a response to the grieving process
Learn how your survival responses play a part in your grieving
Explore techniques for how to work with the body to help you process your grief
Grief Support 101: Navigating the Heartbreak of Pregnancy and Infant Loss
In this 60-minute interactive workshop you will:
Understand what happens in the body as a response to the grieving process
Learn how your survival responses play a part in your grieving
Explore techniques for how to work with the body to help you process your grief
Grief Support 101: Navigating the Heartbreak of Pregnancy and Infant Loss
In this 60-minute interactive workshop you will:
Understand what happens in the body as a response to the grieving process
Learn how your survival responses play a part in your grieving
Explore techniques for how to work with the body to help you process your grief
Ending a Wanted Pregnancy for Couples
This 6-week closed group is for couples facing the heart-wrenching reality of ending a pregnancy due to life-limiting or life-threatening fetal diagnoses or pregnancy-related health concerns. With a small group of up to 8 couples, this supportive space offers connection, professional guidance, and lasting community.
Honoring Your Loss: A Retreat For Bereaved Mothers
Join us in Northern California for a soul-nourishing retreat designed for bereaved mothers who long to feel less alone in their grief.
Parenting Through Loss: Supporting Surviving Children with Compassion and Connection
Through an attachment-based lens, this workshop will help you:
Understand how grief may impact your relationship with your child and learn strategies to foster emotional connection and security.
Explore somatic practices to regulate your nervous system, creating a sense of safety and presence for yourself and your child.
Develop tools to support your child’s emotional processing and resilience while honoring your own boundaries and capacity.
Learn ways to approach conversations about loss with age-appropriate language and sensitivity.
Pregnancy After Loss
This six week closed virtual support group is for birthing parents who have experienced a prior loss and are currently navigating a pregnancy after loss. It is recommended to have completed a loss support group prior to participation, but is not a requirement.
Pregnancy and Infant Loss (Birthing Parent) March 2026
This six week closed virtual support group is for birthing parents who have experienced loss through infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, termination for medical reasons, or infant death, whether more recently or in the past.
Grief Support 101: Navigating the Heartbreak of Pregnancy and Infant Loss
In this 60-minute interactive workshop you will:
Understand what happens in the body as a response to the grieving process
Learn how your survival responses play a part in your grieving
Explore techniques for how to work with the body to help you process your grief
Meet Other Retreat Attendees
Join Betsy Winter and Kiley Hanish to ask any questions you may have about our upcoming RTZ Hope Retreat: Honoring Your Loss: A Retreat for Bereaved Mothers that will be happening in March.
No Living Children Not By Choice (Birthing Parent) February 2026
This is a 6-week closed group for people who have previously experienced loss and are now navigating a path forward as having no living children, not by choice.
Pregnancy and Infant Loss (Birthing Parent) February 2026
This six week closed virtual support group is for birthing parents who have experienced loss through infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, termination for medical reasons, or infant death, whether more recently or in the past.
Meet Our Retreat Facilitators
Join Betsy Winter and Kiley Hanish to ask any questions you may have about our upcoming RTZ Hope Retreat: Honoring Your Loss from March 25th - 29th, 2026.
Ending a Wanted Pregnancy for the Birthing Parent
This 6-week closed group is for pregnancy-carrying parents facing the heart-wrenching reality of ending a pregnancy due to life-limiting or life-threatening fetal diagnoses or pregnancy-related health concerns. With a small group of up to 12 participants, this supportive space offers connection, professional guidance, and lasting community.
Unexpected Loss of an Infant/Toddler Support Group
This six week closed virtual support group is for birthing parents who have experienced the loss of their infant to 3yr old.
Navigating Hope: Considering What Comes Next After Loss for Couples
Guided by an experienced trauma-informed practitioner, this workshop will help couples:
Strengthen emotional connection and communication through mindful practices and somatic tools.
Understand how grief and hope can coexist as you navigate the complex emotions of this next chapter.
Learn practical techniques to calm and regulate the nervous system, using a polyvagal lens to create a sense of safety and resilience.
Explore ways to align intentions and create shared rituals for this sensitive and deeply personal journey.
Support For Medically Complex Infant Deaths
This 6-week closed group is for parents who experienced infant loss where the infant required complex medical care for the duration of their life. This group focuses on the loss of children ages birth to two years. In this group we address the complicated realities and traumatic impacts of: hospital stays, parental decision making, medical treatments and interventions, end of life care, and withdrawal of support, all while honoring the life of your little one and your grieving process.
Pregnancy After Loss
This six week closed virtual support group is for birthing parents who have experienced a prior loss and are currently navigating a pregnancy after loss. It is recommended to have completed a loss support group prior to participation, but is not a requirement.
Parenting After Loss: Welcoming a New Baby
This group is designed for parents who are newly bereaved and now parenting a subsequent baby. The arrival of a child after loss can bring profound joy while also surfacing unexpected layers of grief, fear, and tenderness. In this six-week series, you’ll have a safe, supportive space to share the complexities of loving and caring for your new baby while still grieving the child or children who died.
Meet Our Retreat Facilitators
Join Betsy Winter and Kiley Hanish to ask any questions you may have about our upcoming RTZ Hope Retreat: Honoring Your Loss from March 25th - 29th, 2026.
Grief Support 101: Navigating the Heartbreak of Pregnancy and Infant Loss
In this 60-minute interactive workshop you will:
Understand what happens in the body as a response to the grieving process
Learn how your survival responses play a part in your grieving
Explore techniques for how to work with the body to help you process your grief
Community Conversations: Navigating the Holidays After Loss
A 60 minute virtual panel discussion on varying experiences of loss. Our panelists will share their unique stories of loss, hope, and healing while navigating grief during the holidays.
Pregnancy After Loss
This six week closed virtual support group is for birthing parents who have experienced a prior loss and are currently navigating a pregnancy after loss. It is recommended to have completed a loss support group prior to participation, but is not a requirement.
No Living Children Not By Choice Workshop
This 90 min workshop is for people who have previously experienced loss and are now navigating a path forward as having no living children, not by choice.
How to Set Boundaries and Navigate Difficult Emotions During The Holidays
In this enlightening 60-minute interactive workshop you will:
Learn practical strategies to protect your emotional well-being
Learn how to assert your rights to grieve without feeling overwhelmed by external pressures
Feel more empowered to communicate your needs and to set healthy boundaries, to ensure your ability to honor and grieve your loss/es in your own way and time this holiday season.
Pregnancy and Infant Loss (Birthing Parent) November 2025
This six week closed virtual support group is for birthing parents who have experienced loss through infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, termination for medical reasons, or infant death, whether more recently or in the past.
Ending a Wanted Pregnancy for Birthing Parents
This six week virtual support group is for birthing parents who have made the difficult decision to terminate a pregnancy for any reason at all, including medical reasons, life-limiting or life-threatening fetal diagnoses, maternal health issues, or any other life circumstances.
Support For Medically Complex Infant Deaths
This 6-week closed group is for parents who experienced infant loss where the infant required complex medical care for the duration of their life. This group focuses on the loss of children ages birth to two years. In this group we address the complicated realities and traumatic impacts of: hospital stays, parental decision making, medical treatments and interventions, end of life care, and withdrawal of support, all while honoring the life of your little one and your grieving process.
Grief Support 101: Navigating the Heartbreak of Pregnancy and Infant Loss
In this 60-minute interactive workshop you will:
Understand what happens in the body as a response to the grieving process
Learn how your survival responses play a part in your grieving
Explore techniques for how to work with the body to help you process your grief
Recurrent Loss + Infertility
This 6-week closed group is for birthing parents who have experienced multiple losses and/or reproductive challenges including infertility and secondary infertility on the family building journey more recently or in the past.
Wave of Light: A Community Gathering
Join us for a virtual gathering for the Wave of Light in honor of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. Together as a community, we will honor our babies and losses through writing, gentle music and candle lighting in a sacred space of connection. Please bring a candle, pen, paper, and any items that will provide you with comfort, such as a warm drink, a blanket, or memorabilia.
Choose the "Pay what you Want Amount" at registration to customize your donation.
Cost: Free with a suggested donation of $10
Community Conversations: Experiencing Pregnancy Loss as an Educator
A 60 minute virtual panel discussion on four varying experiences of loss. Our panelists will share their unique stories of loss, hope, and healing while navigating working in the school system.
Join us for an intimate discussion, on how being an educator impacted their experience of pregnancy or infant loss.
Through these conversations and the power of storytelling we hope to reduce the stigma that surrounds pregnancy and infant loss. This special panel, made up of teachers and educators, will discuss their own personal stories of pregnancy and infant loss. Attendees will watch the panel discussion with an option to ask questions to panelists at the end.
Pregnancy and Infant Loss (Couples)
This six week virtual support group is for couples (birthing parent + partner) who have experienced loss through infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, terminations for medical reasons, or infant death, whether more recently or in the past.