Could this be you?

You’ve just lost a loved one, and are struggling with the grieving process

You’ve lost a dream, or a career.

You’re moving through a divorce or have had a relationship end.

You’ve lost your health or financial security and are wondering about your future.

You’re caring for someone with a terminal illness and are grappling with preparatory grief

You work with people who are dealing with issues around grief and need support

You’re exhausted, confused, wondering where to turn for help.

My goal is to support you through the journey of grief, offer resources, tips, practical tools, and most of all, convey the feeling that you are not alone. There is hope.

I work with:

Individuals moving through grief
Individuals and groups who have terminal illness
Caregivers in hospice, religious organizations, community groups

Programs

My programs guide those who wish to resolve their loss issues and move beyond their grief into a richer quality of life, to feel move alive and fulfilled than ever before.

I offer:

Individual sessions
Groups sessions
Keynotes and seminars

I provide:

Inspiring keynotes, seminars and presentations to organizations

Group and individual sessions for caregivers, and those they are caring for.

Resources (ebooks, audio, blogs, articles, newsletter, and soon to be published ‘Out of the Ashes’)  to support you on the journey.

Typical questions:

What is grief?
When does grief begin?
When does it end?
What do we get to keep?
Of what do we get to let go?

What is grief?

Simply defined, grief is the normal and natural reaction to significant emotional loss of any kind. Grief is individual and unique. As every relationship is unique, so are the feelings and thoughts each person will have about the relationship that has been altered by death, divorce, or for other reasons.