Corrales Grief Spa at The Oasis
Customized Care For Grief, Loss, And Life’s Transitions—a Sanctuary Where Your Sorrow Is Seen, Your Story Is Honored, And Your Healing Is Gently Guided. Whether You’re Caring For Others Or Navigating Your Own Journey, Our Offerings Meet You With Compassion, Presence, And Deep Holistic Care.
Corrales Grief Spa
at The Oasis
Customized Care For Grief, Loss, And Life’s Transitions—a Sanctuary Where Your Sorrow Is Seen, Your Story Is Honored, And Your Healing Is Gently Guided. Whether You’re Caring For Others Or Navigating Your Own Journey, Our Offerings Meet You With Compassion, Presence, And Deep Holistic Care.
Welcome to Corrales Grief Spa
A Sanctuary for Healing the Soul
Nestled along the Rio Grande in Corrales, New Mexico, Corrales Grief Spa is a sacred space for rest, reflection, and renewal. Whether you’re navigating the loss of a loved one, caring for others, or simply feeling the weight of life’s transitions, you are invited to slow down, soften, and come home to yourself.
Come experience the peace and presence that awaits you at Corrales Grief Spa. Book a session, reserve your stay, or reach out to begin your personalized path to healing and renewal.
A Message From Kristy
A Message From Kristy
Grief Is Multifaceted
Understanding the subtle, sacred language of loss—because not all grief looks like mourning.
Grief doesn’t always arrive in tears or funerals. Sometimes it comes quietly—through a sigh you didn’t realize you were holding, a memory that catches you off guard, or a deep ache for a version of yourself that no longer exists. It can live in the body, in silence, in restlessness, or in the spaces between words. At Corrales Grief Spa, we understand that grief is not linear and rarely loud. It can stem from the death of a loved one, but also from lost dreams, changing roles, illness, divorce, aging, or simply the weight of being human. Our approach honors these subtleties—holding space for the unspoken, the overlooked, and the deeply personal ways grief asks to be witnessed.
Grief Is Multifaceted
Understanding the subtle, sacred language of loss—because not all grief looks like mourning.
Grief doesn’t always arrive in tears or funerals. Sometimes it comes quietly—through a sigh you didn’t realize you were holding, a memory that catches you off guard, or a deep ache for a version of yourself that no longer exists. It can live in the body, in silence, in restlessness, or in the spaces between words. At Corrales Grief Spa, we understand that grief is not linear and rarely loud. It can stem from the death of a loved one, but also from lost dreams, changing roles, illness, divorce, aging, or simply the weight of being human. Our approach honors these subtleties—holding space for the unspoken, the overlooked, and the deeply personal ways grief asks to be witnessed.
“Grief can be the garden of compassion. If you keep your heart open through everything, your pain can become your greatest ally in your life’s search for love and wisdom” ~Rumi
Customized Soul Care for Grief, Loss, and Life’s Transitions
Gentle, holistic support for the moments that change everything.
My home is a sanctuary where your sorrow is seen, your story is honored, and your healing is gently guided. Grief is not something to get over—it’s something to move through with presence and care. Whether you’re grieving a person, a place, a season of life, or a part of yourself, we offer deeply personalized, integrative care to help you reorient, reimagine, and begin again—with clarity, peace, and purpose.
Sage Support offers compassionate, individualized emotional care for you while you are navigating the complex terrain of grief.
Expressive Arts / Mandalas gently invites you to creatively and courageously explore your inner world through intuitive, symbolic creation.
Our Reflections Room is a deeply contemplative space rooted in ancient grief traditions, inviting stillness, insight, and inner connection.
Care for the Caregiver is a heartfelt service at Corrales Grief Spa, created for those who support others—professionally or personally.
At Corrales Grief Spa, we offer gentle, intuitive Reiki healing sessions and comprehensive practitioner/mastership training.
Experience the healing power of stillness and story. Guided Visual Imagery and Yoga Nidra open the door to peace, insight, and renewal.
Ericksonian Hypnotherapy at Corrales Grief Spa gently engages the unconscious mind to support deep emotional and physical healing.
O’Waken Yoga at Corrales Grief Spa is a gentle, restorative practice that nurtures body, mind, and soul through grief and transformation.
Step Into the Reflections Room
Step Into the Reflections Room
Would you like to feel the presence of your beloved once more? The Reflections Room is our modern psychomanteum—a sacred mirror-gazing space inspired by ancient practices and the work of Dr. Raymond Moody.
Would you like to feel the presence of your beloved once more? The Reflections Room is our modern psychomanteum—a sacred mirror-gazing space inspired by ancient practices and the work of Dr. Raymond Moody.
Stay With Us
Extended Stays at Corrales Grief Spa
Sometimes healing takes time—and space. Our extended stay offerings are designed for those who need more than a weekend to truly rest, recalibrate, and reconnect with themselves. With access to daily healing practices, nourishing meals, gentle guidance, and nature just beyond your door, you’ll be invited to slow down and let your transformation unfold at your own pace. This is not just a place to stay—it’s a place to soften, to breathe, and to become whole again.
“Grief comes in waves, and sometimes it’s not death but change that crashes over us …the loss of a job, a friendship, a sense of purpose. Let it wash over you. Let it pass.”
“Sometimes we grieve for a person who is still alive …the relationship we hoped for, the family we didn’t have, the goodbye we never got.”
“We’re all just walking each other home.”
“Try not to resist the changes that come your way. Instead, let life live through you.”
“When you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it’s your world for the moment”
