Betsy Winter brings more than 25 years of experience across experiential education, coaching, somatic practice, grief and trauma support, community leadership, and experiential design. From rock faces to boardrooms, from movement and immersive retreats to one-to-one coaching and community support, her work has centered on helping people navigate experiences that can profoundly change us.

For nearly a decade, Betsy has brought specialized expertise to pregnancy and infant loss, serving as a creator, facilitator, and steward of much of Return To Zero: HOPE’s community programming while also supporting individuals and couples through private practice. Her work has spanned direct support, support groups, retreats, education, provider training, curriculum development, and the creation of spaces where people can feel understood, supported, and less alone.

Today, she works with individuals, couples, and communities navigating life’s most challenging terrain: loss, grief, trauma, complex family dynamics, major transitions, and the deeper questions that arise when something in us is ready to change. She also works with those who sense there is more to understand about themselves, their relationships, their patterns, or the way they move through the world.

Her work brings together extensive professional training, thousands of hours of coaching and facilitation, somatic and trauma-informed practices, and the wisdom of lived experience. Over time, these experiences have shaped a body of work rooted in embodiment, relationship, resilience, and the belief that even through the most difficult experiences, meaningful transformation is possible.

Whether you are moving through profound loss, navigating complicated relationships or family dynamics, feeling stuck, or simply longing to feel more connected to yourself, Betsy offers a grounded, compassionate space to explore what is here and what might be possible next.