Online Grief Education

Online Grief Support

“A Certified Grief Educator is committed to providing the highest level of grief support through education, experience, and insights into the often unacknowledged rocky terrain of grief.

Certified Grief Educators completed a certificate program designed by world-renowned grief expert, David Kessler. They bring his unique methodology, tools, and decades of experience to help people navigate the challenges of grief.”

Offering virtual individual and group support; in-person group speaking and leading workshops.

Extensive background in grief experience related to cancer and Alzheimer’s disease, trauma, infertility, and brain injury issues.

Kari’s suffered significant loss, just like you. Her husband died suddenly of a massive brain aneurysm with instant and irreversible damage. And she found herself on an uncertain and painful path with her then 8 and 11-year-old daughters.

That was 2017.

She always said that Eric dying was terrible. That telling their girls was a nightmare. But the hardest thing she’s ever done is to learn how to live in this life again, but in his absence.

Kari Driskell works one-on-one online with all sorts of grievers, not just widows.

Working with people who are ready to shift past the chronic pain & suffering…
who are ready to heal…
to move past grief…
to help you make a shift in your heart…
to feel something else…
to feel joy more consistently again.

She calls to this transformative process as “The Heartwork.

Like many, Kari feared that healing would imply she was “moving on” from her dead husband – like he was being discarded. But that couldn’t be further from the truth.

She thinks of, speaks of, loves, and misses her dead husband every single day. And she loves this new life she’s created.

It can be both.

Sign up for a FREE discovery call with her here: KariDriskell.com/Discovery-Call

Hi. I’m Gihan (pronounced Jehanne), a life transition coach and certified grief specialist, and like many who find their way to grief work, I came through my own experiences of loss. Each of these losses left an imprint on my heart—and like many, I struggled to find meaningful support. Learning about grief gave me a deeper understanding of what it means to fully process and move through loss with self-compassion AND that it is necessary to feel our grief. As a culture, so many of us fear and reject this fundamental and necessary human experience.

The loss of a loved one is one of the most painful and life-changing experiences we can go through as humans. It can feel as though the ground beneath you has shifted, leaving you lost, grieving, and unsure of how to move forward. Even when life continues around you, it may feel like nothing makes sense anymore.

Grief can also come in the form of a relationship, a role, or a career abruptly ending, sometimes a life path that no longer fits.

You don’t have to do this alone. In this space, you’ll be supported, heard, and gently guided through the slow unfolding of what comes next.

We’ll honour what you’ve lost, and help you take meaningful steps towards a future that feels both possible and purposeful.

Life may never be the same, but in time, it can hold beauty and meaning again.