Warm greetings fellow travellers.

I have felt called for some time to tender support for your grief journey that is connected to trauma and loss. I have experienced so much of it throughout my own life and want to offer the benefit of my experiential wisdom, heartfelt understanding and loving support, along with a prediction of hope for your ongoing recovery.  

I have been working as a coach supporting people in addiction recovery along with the trauma grief and loss that is most usually expressed through the addiction, whatever that addiction may be, for about thirty years.

Three years ago I had a run of traumatic events; a house fire with a complete loss of contents and structure, three serious medical emergencies of my own, a devastating relationship betrayal which culminating in the tragic loss of my life partner. These events served to not only prove challenging in ways I never could have prepared for; they also stirred up memories from a childhood that had been filled with trauma from Day 1. This was of no surprise to me. I paid careful attention to the call to a much deeper dive into the encompassing “all-ness” of my grief as it continued to unfold. If I was to rise from the ashes and attach new meaning to my life as I moved forward I knew there was just not going to be any papering over of how I was feeling and thinking.

Grieving and receiving support as these new life events unfolded and then moving into building capacity and resiliency throughout the process has been vital in righting myself and creating new meaning as my essential and outer world identities have been called forth for re-crafting.

Devastating challenges have awakened new opportunities to present themselves in acceptance and self compassion.

I’m looking forward to connecting and supporting you in your time of  exponential growth; as we entertain all the possibilities of what is exactly right for you, at any given time in your journey. 

As the stream flows through all seasons, so we would do well to take on the essence of water. Remaining ever fluid in our responses, always remembering, the rivulet, the stream, the river, the ocean. We are all, ultimately heading home to Source.

You have been and are going through so very much beloved.

I offer Individual Coaching, Group Coaching and Peer Support for Grief from Trauma and Loss

Go to my Facebook link and DM me at https://www.facebook.com/linden.m.morris

or shoot me an email at lindenathealingthewoundedheart@gmail.com and we will go from there. 

With much love

Linden

Hello,

My name is Hannah. In 2015 my best friend Lauren died suddenly; since then, I’ve realized the stark lack of friend-loss grief support in this world. Especially in the first few years of my grief, I felt incredibly isolated and alone. Now, I don’t want anyone else who’s grieving a friend to feel alone.

If you’re grieving or missing a friend — I am so sorry. I’m sorry that on top of an already horrible loss, our society doesn’t value platonic love as much as romantic or familial love. I’m sorry that friend-loss grief has so few resources, and is disenfranchised.

I would be honored to walk alongside you in your grief. I offer peer-to-peer friend-loss groups (virtual and in-person), and other resources on my website. Please feel free to reach out to me via email.

Sending you love.

-Hannah

Thanatology Education

Grief Support