Finding Your Footing
Creating a Path Forward After Loss, Change, or Hardship
When life changes in difficult or unexpected ways, it can be hard to know what comes next. Whether you're navigating a loss, a major life transition, or simply feeling stuck, this interactive workshop will help you reconnect with what matters now and begin creating a realistic path forward.
FREE IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
5:30–7:00 p.m. | Tuesday, December 8, 2026
Paine Memorial Library, Willsboro, New York
Registration required. Space is limited.
What you'll gain from this workshop
Through guided reflection, practical exercises, and opportunities for discussion, you'll:
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Identify what needs your attention in your life right now.
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Reconnect with what matters to you and consider what may need to change.
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Explore a direction that feels meaningful and realistic for your circumstances.
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Create personalized next steps you can begin using after the workshop.
You'll leave with a personal Path Forward plan to help you continue making progress at your own pace.
No personal sharing is required. You'll have opportunities to reflect privately and participate in discussion if you choose.
Meet Stephanie
Stephanie M. Hutchins, PhD, is an author, speaker, life coach, and founder of Serotinous Life, where she helps people navigate life's challenges, reconnect with themselves, and create meaningful paths forward. She is the author of four books exploring trauma recovery, personal growth, identity, resilience, and the process of rebuilding after difficult experiences.
Stephanie's approach combines professional expertise, extensive lived experience, and a strong commitment to helping people make meaningful changes in their lives. Her background includes certifications in life coaching, advanced wellness coaching, and stress management, along with 16 years of experience in higher education. Drawing on her work as an educator, coach, and author, she emphasizes practical strategies, thoughtful reflection, and realistic steps that help people move forward in ways that reflect their individual circumstances, needs, and goals.
Born and raised in Willsboro, Stephanie is especially pleased to bring this workshop to her hometown community.
