From grief to recovery and growth

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Grief mentoring/ Life transition coaching/ reinvention coaching/Career and health

About me

I am Norwegian, and have also  lived and studied many years  abroad in Belgium, England and Singapore. My career have been in corporate and media, work and health, also in SEOs and academia. I am a optimistic and social person, who likes people, culture, travel and learning new things.

I am so sorry to have  unexpectedly lost my husband and then my son. I know a lot about grief and pain. I have made career changes because of this, as it has fully impacted who I am today and all aspects of my life with my daughter.

As a grief educator, I support you and share insights and tools. I have worked 1:1 with parents, children and youth, peer-to-peer and in workshops.  As  a life transition coach I can enable you to  navigate profound changes with greater ease. I help you create a vision of a desired future, and help clarify intentions for the future, even after loss. I teach you coping skills as well as self-care and boundary work, to ensure you are fully supported. I also specialize in helping you identify what you truly desire from your professional life, and how to get from where you are to where you want to be, empowering you taking control over your career trajectory/career management and overcoming your challenges. Internationally certified Life Transition Coach, Occupational health change and development, Career counseling, HR/Working environment, Bereavement and life change mentoring. International tools and method.

Language: English and Norwegian/Scandinavian.

Call offer: digital sessions (Zoom). Book a free discovery session

korenkathrine@gmail.com. http://www.korenmentoring.com.

Julia Morin is a writer, a Certified Grief & Loss Provider, Certified Grief Educator and Grief Support Specialist, and the face behind the Instagram community @girl_meets_grief, which she launched over Mother’s Day weekend in 2021.

Julia is a childhood grief survivor who lost her mother suddenly and tragically 27 years ago when she was eight years old — less than one week after Mother’s Day — and has experienced a number of other losses in her life.

She is fiercely passionate about normalizing conversations and ending the stigma around grief, as she continues to navigate the various manifestations of this significant early loss in her own life. She is especially passionate about work around mother loss and childhood loss, as a result of her lived experiences. Her approach to grief support is rooted in the belief that grief, like love, lasts forever — and while we never “get over” it or “move on,” we can learn to move forward with it, live alongside it, and integrate it into our lives.

Having recently completed her third grief certification, Julia plans to start taking on 1:1 grief support coaching clients as well as facilitating grief support groups.

Julia’s writing on grief and mental health has been published by ‘Chicken Soup for the Soul’, ‘The Mighty’ and ‘The Manifest-Station’ among others, and she has been a guest on podcasts including ‘Got Grief,’ ‘How to Grieve’ and ‘Daughters Without Moms.’