Free Webinar

Creating Your Fresh Start After Losing a Spouse,

Without the Guilt

A free, live webinar for the widow or widower who is somewhere between “I’m terrified” and “I think I’m ready.”

Wednesday, July 15, 2026 at 4pm Pacific / 7pm Eastern time

"It’s hard to encapsulate the depth, power, and meaning of the work that Deb helps to facilitate. Even without going on a journey she allowed me to gracefully, and graciously expand, and evolve as a being." ~ Ben K.

You miss the life you had. And part of you is starting to want what comes next.

You do not have to have it all figured out.

You do not have to know exactly what you want next.

You do not have to feel confident, certain, brave, or “over it.”

You only have to be honest enough to admit this:

Something in you is starting to want more life.

Maybe more connection.
Maybe more joy.
Maybe even more love.

The thought of MORE feels tender, exciting, confusing, and scary all at once.

That is exactly why this webinar exists.

Release your guilt

You’ll leave with a new way to see your desire for more life, one that honors the love you had instead of making you feel guilty for wanting what comes next.

Find your readiness

Not “ready” as in fearless or fully healed, but ready as in honest, open, and willing to stop waiting for perfect circumstances before you begin. Who is more qualified than you to know all we have is NOW?

Begin your next chapter

Deb will help you see where fear, other people’s opinions, and old beliefs can keep you stuck, so you can start moving toward life, connection, and love again

"Working with Grateful Deb changed my life. I see even the worst experiences as the possibility for something more."

Attend the Creating Your Fresh Start After Losing a Spouse, Without Guilt Webinar

July 15, 2026

4pm Pacific/7pm Eastern

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Meet Your Coach

Deborah Servetnick

For 40 years Grateful Deb Servetnick has been coaching and guiding through transformational teaching and is known for her positive attitude and standout Sage PQ framework with optional medicine experiences to help hundreds of people shed what no longer serves them, develop and refine their Sage wisdom, and step into lives they truly love. Since the 1980s Deb has woven her practice of Chinese Medicine, vast disciplines of bodywork, breathwork, and spiritual study

into a coaching program that gets results. During the AIDS pandemic Deb was an ACT-UP activist in San Francisco and Philadelphia, became an ordained minister, and held space for the dying; remaining steadfast in providing care to an underserved population.

In 2011 she was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer and in 2012 was a participant in the Johns Hopkins' Psilocybin Cancer Study. A death doula and transformational coach, she founded the nonprofit ServeMedicine with her husband Donnie, offering a free guided psychedelic journey to persons with a life-threatening illness or end of life diagnosis and their families following her own experience in experimental extended recovery using psychedelics. In 2022 Deborah was widowed after Donnie - a meditator, runner, and yoga practitioner for decades - was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer and died shortly after. Certified through MAPS and Naropa, she's a bestselling author, international speaker, serves on EOLPC's Advisory Board, and has most recently been published in Voices: The Art and Science of Psychotherapy - Psychedelics. Her psychedelic retreats have explored expanded consciousness, spiritual connection, and relief for grief and chemo brain.

Deborah has always lived what she teaches and this new class is her celebration of finding new love while helping other widows and widowers find love and joy beyond their loss. . Contact Deborah at [email protected]