Marilee I Donovan
Professional Certifications and Licenses
Certified Grief Educator #106116
Dual Certified NLC-P/NLC-EP, Natural Lifemanship (Equine Assisted Learning)
PhD, University of Pittsburgh, Higher Education
Oregon RN, Clinical Nurse Specialist – retired; Washington RN – retired
Illinois RN – Inactive; Pennsylvania RN – Inactive; Wisconsin RN – Inactive
Services Offered
I am a retired nurse/clinical nurse specialist with more than 40 years experience in cancer nursing and pain management. I am certified in equine assisted learning through Natural Lifemanship. As a recent widow, I feel that I can be most helpful as a peer support to other widows though Zoom. I am also very interested in working with others in the equine therapy world to offer support to grieving widows with the help of our equine partners. I plan to work primarily as a volunteer.
Longview WA 98632 United States
Ridgefield WA 98642 United States
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