It takes strength to face our sadness and to grieve and to let our grief and our anger flow in tears when they need to. It takes strength to talk about our feelings and to reach out for help and comfort when we need it."
Fred Rogers
Grief & Loss
the journey....
I believe healing is possible, even in the midst of loss, and that something meaningful can emerge from the ashes of grief. Though the process can be challenging and often messy, I’ve witnessed how deeply fulfilling it can be for those who come to me in pain. My clients seek a safe space to fully express their emotions, and together we navigate the confusion, contradictions, and complexity that grief often brings.
One person, for example, came to me torn between honoring the process of letting go and wanting to stay connected to their deceased loved one. These kinds of tensions are natural, and I offer a space where they can be explored without judgment or pressure to “move on.”
If you’re looking for someone to hold space for your grief with compassion and patience, I would be honored to walk alongside you.
I did not think I would ever feel joy again. I looked at my friends and their lives seemed to just keep going. But mine was stuck. Then, as I started doing the work in therapy and growing, things changed. It was like light could finally come in.
-Grief Client
...you hit the right cord and my experience was so welcomed. Thank you for being with me in my grief. I cannot tell you how pleased and grateful I am. It feels like life is worth living again.
-Grief Client
Greg gets it. He let me have my own experience and listened without any judgment. It was such a gift when I could not turn to any family.
-Grief Client
I thought doing a ritual sounded weird. After all, I'm not religious. But as we created the ritual together, Greg asked about my values and beliefs, and together we created one. As I began the ritual, something broke open inside me. It was so healing.
-Family Grief Client
....You helped me process, you brought so much comfort, so much peace to what was a chaotic shock.
-Grief Client