New Year's Eve Grief Relief Walk for Women NYC

Gentle NYC Walks: A Safe Haven for Women Holding Complicated Grief

Self-love, tenderness, and body respect are the foundations of healing—at your pace.
This is an invitation to love your way back to yourself, your way and at your pace.

Grief Relief Walks are for women whose hearts have been broken in ways that don’t fit neatly into traditional grief spaces.

If you’re grieving estrangement, betrayal, complicated loss, or relationships that caused harm, you may have felt pressure to move on, explain yourself, or stay silent to avoid judgment.

Here, you don’t have to do any of that.

This is a safe, kind, and calm space to walk, breathe, and be exactly where you are.

We walk together through Ft. Tryon Park at a gentle pace, using movement, breath, and guided reflection to help your nervous system settle and your inner trust begin to return.

There is no fixing.
No forcing.
No expectation that your grief look a certain way.

Just presence, warmth, and support.

• Guided breathing and gentle movement to relax you.
• Time in nature to reconnect with yourself after emotional upheaval
• Support for grief that feels messy, hidden, or misunderstood
• Simple grounding practices you can carry with you beyond the walk
• A reminder that your grief makes sense—and so do you

• How stress and heartbreak live in the body
• Why restoring trust in yourself is the true beginning of healing
• How kindness toward yourself creates real resilience
• Simple EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) practices to soothe the nervous system

Andrea Amador is a certified women’s empowerment coach and the author of Lovin’ the Skin You’re In and the creator of the Love Your Way To Wellness Program, formerly Losing Weight without Dieting. Through her own lived experience of loss, betrayal, estrangement, widowhood and complicated grief, she creates spaces where women feel safe to soften, speak, and reconnect with themselves—without judgment or pressure.

These walks are not about fitness or self-improvement.
They are about remembering who you are beneath the grief.

• Slow, accessible walking pace
• Gentle guidance throughout (this is not a silent walk)
• Layer up and dress warmly
• Comfortable shoes recommended
• Bring water and anything that helps you feel at ease

This is a protective, supportive space for women who want to heal without being told how they should feel.

One step at a time.
Together. 💛

Take the A train to 190th Street. Take the elevator and stairs up to Fort Washington Avenue and walk north (to your right as you come up the stairs from the station). The tall stone pillars in Margaret Corbin Circle mark the southern entrance to the park, and the Heather Garden is just inside.

Take the M4 or M98 bus north to its last stop, which will be marked either “192nd Street,” “190th Street,” “Cloisters,” or “Margaret Corbin Circle.” Please ask the bus driver if the bus goes to Fort Tryon Park. The bus will leave you at the park’s southern entrance.

From Manhattan and Brooklyn, Queens, or Long Island via the Triborough (RFK) Bridge or 59th Street (Edward Koch Queensboro) Bridges and the Midtown Tunnel, take the FDR/Harlem River Drive north to the Amsterdam Avenue/George Washington Bridge exit. At the light, make a right onto Amsterdam Avenue. Proceed north to 179th Street. Make a left onto 179th Street and proceed west to Fort Washington Avenue. At Fort Washington Avenue, turn right and proceed north to Margaret Corbin Circle. This is the southern entrance to Fort Tryon Park.

From Westchester County and parts of Connecticut, take the Henry Hudson Parkway South to the exit for Riverside Drive. Stay to the left in the exit lane. At the stop sign, make a left onto Riverside Drive. Stay in the left lane on Riverside Drive, which turns back into the Henry Hudson Parkway northbound. Take Fort Tryon Park Exit, the next exit off of the highway. From Long Island, Queens (via the Whitestone or Throgs Neck Bridges) or Connecticut, take the Cross-Bronx Expressway to the last exit in New York (Henry Hudson Parkway South–181st Street, Exit 1). Stay to the right in the exit lane until you come to the stoplight. At the light, take a right onto 181st Street. Make the first left off of 181st Street onto Cabrini Boulevard. Follow Cabrini Boulevard to its northern terminus, where it ends at Margaret Corbin Circle.

Limited, free parking is available at the park concession building near the Margaret Corbin Circle entrance and all around The Met Cloisters.

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