Free Online Class
Letting Go Of Guilt In
The New Year
January 14, 2026 @ 10am MST
Amy Miller: Certified Grief Educator, Certified Life Coach
Replays Available
This class is for you if:
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​You replay moments in your mind, wondering what you should have said or done
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You feel responsible, even when others tell you it wasn’t your fault
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Guilt resurfaces around anniversaries, holidays, or the new year
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You feel emotionally exhausted from carrying blame that never seems to lift
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You want peace — but you’re afraid letting go of guilt means letting go of love
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You’re ready to enter the new year with more self-compassion and less self-punishment
If any of this resonates, you belong here.
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In this Class You Will Learn:
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Why guilt is so common after suicide loss (and why it doesn’t mean you failed)
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The difference between responsibility and grief-based guilt
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How the brain creates “what if” loops — and how to interrupt them
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How to separate love from self-blame
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Compassionate tools to soften guilt when it shows up
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How to step into a new year with more peace, clarity, and emotional freedom
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You’ll leave feeling lighter, more grounded, and more supported — without pressure to “be over it.”
Reserve Your Free Spot
Join a compassionate community of survivors who understand what you’re going through. You don’t have to face 2026 alone—come find comfort, tools, and healing in this free, live online class.
Click below to save your seat.
Hosted Live on January 14th @ 10am Mountain Time (Replay Available)
Meet Your Host
Amy Miller is a Certified Life Coach and Grief Educator. She survived the loss of her sister in 2017 due to suicide and felt her whole world turn upside down the moment she learned the news. Fortunately, she discovered coaching, grief education, and post traumatic growth and was able to apply what she learned to make a life she could love again. This was the inspiration to create Survived to Thrive Coaching and The Survived to Thrive Podcast, where she has inspired hundreds of other survivors just like you find their way back to a life that they can truly feel great about.
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