Hearts2Heal
Our vision is to provide a safe space to grieve while
utilizing group discussions, mindful coping me
Join & on June 30th for an in-person somatic movement workshop designed to help your nervous system release the grief it’s been carrying. No need to talk through it all. We are letting the body lead the way.
What to expect:
✨ Guided somatic and breathwork practices
✨ Tools to release stuck emotions and physical tension
✨ A personal practice to take home with you
A special thank you to our monthly event sponsor 💛
🔗 Spaces are limited. Tap the link in our bio to secure your spot!
05/29/2026
When we don’t give grief the space to move, it settles deep into the body. 💔
Our next meetup is about the physical side of healing: Metabolizing Grief Through The Body.
We’re thrilled to bring in Lily Shepard—former dancer for turned somatic coach for executives at Apple, Meta, and Dropbox. Lily specializes in helping people move past perfectionism and into true embodiment and healing.
The Details:
🗓️ Tuesday, June 30
⏰ 6:30 - 8:00 PM
📍 701 Brazos St. Austin, TX 78701
05/17/2026
We are still processing the incredible energy from our sold-out screening of Beyond the Stages of Grief at . Filling every one of those 83 seats was a reminder of how much we all need these spaces to talk openly about loss and healing.
We wanted this to be more than just a movie night, so starting with a grounding exercise by licensed therapist Courtney Schmidt helped us all settle in and prepare. Licensed therapist Kevin Overton-Hadnot, tabled to provide therapy resources.
After the film and some snacks, the conversation truly opened up during our panel with moderator Miles Mogul and panelists Sam Watkins, Athens Hayes and Jeremiah Sudarmanto.
It was moving to see the audience engage so deeply with questions on how to spot the signs of grief and how to protect our own legacies before loss even occurs.
Thank you to everyone who showed up and helped us turn a simple screening into a space for community conversation. We are so grateful for the bravery and vulnerability in the room.
Screening Photography by &
BTSOG Crew
Maria Brown-Spence/
Tika Cook/
Jeremiah Sudarmanto
CP Harden/
Malaysia English/
Sterlyn Colbert (Nyres)
Mike Williams/
Sugar Tennon/
Jasmeen Wilson/
Andre Hayes
BTSOG Cast
Jamiliah Paschal-Smith
Kevin Overton-Hadnot
Maria Brown-Spence
Samuel Watkins
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Athens Hayes
Alexandra Riley Morton
Natalie Joy
Nora Gonzalez
Ali Meier
Screening Support
April Brown/
Richard Spence
Kenyah Simmons
Kevin Overton-Hadnot
Courtney Schmidt
05/11/2026
We’re thrilled to announce that is joining forces with Health Supernova for a special meetup and panel at !
Most founders pour everything into their product or service but forget the two assets that actually keep the lights on: their legal foundation and their mental well-being. We’re getting candid about how to protect your business and your peace of mind.
🎤 Moderator: Maria Brown-Spence (Founder & CEO, Hearts2Heal)
💡 Panelist: Nik Sallie, Owner
🧠 Panelist: Shmeka Gibson, Executive Director,
Join us to learn how to structure your business so you can sleep at night and manage the founder grind without the burnout.
📍 Capital Factory
🔗 https://www.healthsupernova.com
We’d also like to extend a promo code for your community for 25% off of their registration using the code: HSNFRIEND
05/05/2026
Who Holds the Holder? Grief, Motherhood, and the Invisible Weight of Care 💕
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and Mother’s Day, this gathering centers the often-unspoken grief that mothers and caregivers carry while holding space for others.
, MSW, is a trauma-informed mental health consultant, therapist, and healer committed to creating spaces where people feel seen, supported, and empowered in their healing journeys. With over 15 years of experience, she blends clinical social work with culturally grounded and holistic approaches to care.
We’ve all heard it: "Man up" or "Stay strong." But when it comes to grief, staying silent isn't the same as being okay.
Hearts2Heal is hosting our next Wellness Meetup, Built to Be Strong, led by Kevin Overton-Hadnot . Kevin is an Austin native, a Licensed Professional Counselor, and a firm believer that there is hope and healing for everyone. Through his practice, Counseling For Us, he works to be a beacon of hope for those who have been taught to carry their pain alone.
This is a space designed specifically to talk about men, grief, and the road to emotional wellness.
We are grateful to our venue partner, Station Austin, for hosting us as we share practical exercises to help us understand how grief affects men differently and how we can show up for our neighbors.
When: Tuesday | April28 | 6:30 PM Where: Station Austin
bit.ly/H2HMeetupApril
03/31/2026
We are honored to announce that Hearts2Heal has been awarded a $60,000 grant through the City of Austin's Elevate program.
Grief is one of the most universal human experiences, yet it remains one of the least represented. This grant allows us to change that. Through film, through the written word, and through spaces that invite real conversation around loss and healing.
We are deeply grateful to our reviewers, organizational supporters, and board members whose belief in this mission made this moment possible. Your advocacy means everything.
This is just the beginning. We look forward to sharing what comes next.
Grief is one of the most universal human experiences, yet its weight on our mental health runs deeper than most of us admit.
Beyond the Stages of Grief is a short film about what it truly means to live with loss and how community can show up in the midst of it.
Whether you are grieving, walking alongside someone who is, or simply ready to show up for a conversation that matters, you are welcome here.
📅 May 3 🕐 2:00 PM CDT
📍 Galaxy Theatres | Austin, TX
$10 includes the film, a grounding exercise, a fireside chat with the cast, popcorn, a drink, a snack, and a goodie bag.
Purchase tickets here:
https://bit.ly/BTSOGMayScreening
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