Creating The Grief Support Network (GSN) provided Wendy with a direct way to share her story of Noah, offer support for others, and receive a reflection from the world that Noah’s life and death had meaning. This process was extremely healing and offered her a platform to be witnessed in her authentic experience as she was gathering the tools that would soon become this somatic approach to healing grief in the collective. Over the past 10 years, GSN has grown from a referral network of holistic health practitioners into a thriving global organization that offers a somatic, grief-focused curriculum supporting adults and teens from diverse backgrounds through all kinds of grief and loss.  It has been Wendy's greatest honor to witness the impact of these programs and services, which has now guided her to her next creation, the Center for Somatic Grieving (CSG).

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Today, the Grief Support Network and the Center for Somatic Grieving work together to train Mindful Grieving Facilitators that represent diverse and underserved communities, through the Noah Skyler Scholarship Fund (NSSF).