Grief Education, specializing in loss of spouse, child, parent, losses for the elderly population.  Education also for End of Life challenges and navigating the health care system.

As a Bereaved Survivor of multiple loss, I am committed to providing the highest level of grief support through education, experience, and insights into the often unacknowledged and misunderstood rocky terrain of grief. I am here to serve; listen; support; guide and provide resources. To provide a safe space, to move toward creating and remembering more of the love than the pain.

Services include but are not limited to:

• Multiple deaths
• Sudden deaths of a spouse
• Death of a parent with Alzheimer’s
• Suicide
• In person one to one sessions
• Online one to one session

You have permission to grieve the way you need to, at your own pace. Grief is not something you can rush through. David Kessler world-renowned grief expert, with decades of experience helping people navigate the challenges of grief shared the following statement with us during one of our classes, that brought me so much peace. I have this posted at work and at home, it’s my Grief Affirmation Statement when I feel sad. Yes, I feel sad sometimes, and it’s ok to feel sad, the sadness reminds me of the love.

“Grief is our mind revolving and replaying events and emotions of what our heart can’t erase. Time doesn’t heal all, because grief is not an illness, it is a new part of our journey in life. It is critical to allow yourself to grieve and experience the emotions and not run from them. We cannot run from grief, what we run from, pursues us and what we face transforms us. All your feelings may not go away, but the hope is that over time, you can grieve with more love than pain.”