Jen is a Certified David Kessler Grief Educator offering services powered by transformative Core Energy Coaching methodology, coupled with a client-centered, listening-first approach. Jen blends curiosity with intuition to support individuals managing their own unique grief experiences.

Roxzelini Coaching + Consulting is a welcoming space for you to navigate anything and everything you are going through in an authentic way. Grief is a change you did not want and I’m here to meet you exactly where you are at in the areas where grief shows up – I’ve worked with clients navigating major transitions whether that be the loss of a loved one, divorce, loss of job/career, loss of identity after an injury, etc.

Whether you are dealing with loss or know someone who is, I’m here to provide compassionate partnership, guidance and support. Let’s foster a world where grief is understood, respected, and supported.

Choose from our personalized 1:1 virtual coaching packages:

The Rox – 9 Session Package
The Zel – 6 Session Package
The Lini – 3 Session PackageThe Energy Leadership Experience – Includes the Energy Leadership Index Assessment, a 60-90min debrief coaching session with Jen Agnew Bertoline, and a 30min follow-up call the next week for unpacking new insights.

Yoga services available as well. Breathwork through grief. Yoga through grief techniques.

Ready to explore grief coaching? Schedule an alignment call to see if it’s the right fit for you: https://calendly.com/jen-agnew-bertoline/alignwithjen

Want a custom workshop? Message Jen directly to explore the expertise she can bring to your organization as a Grief Educator and professional coach.

Grief Counseling

Daniel Ajema is a personal injury and wrongful death attorney based in Seattle and Phoenix. In addition to his legal practice, he volunteers in the community to support individuals and families navigating grief and loss, with a particular focus on the Ethiopian American communities in both cities.

Daniel provides non-clinical, empathetic grief support, helping individuals process loss through one-on-one peer companionship, structured support groups, and educational workshops. His approach emphasizes active listening, coping strategies, and practical tools for emotional healing, creating safe spaces where people can reflect, share, and rebuild resilience.

His work bridges advocacy, cultural understanding, and compassion—supporting people not only through legal challenges, but through some of life’s most difficult transitions.