Specialty
Grief counseling for the losses people don't always name.
Grief is bigger than we've been told. Death is one shape of it - but so is divorce, estrangement, chronic illness, a lost identity, the version of your life you thought you'd have. All of it deserves room.
The kinds of grief I hold space for
- Death of a parent, partner, sibling, child, or friend.
- Divorce, separation, and the end of long relationships.
- Estrangement - chosen, imposed, or somewhere in between.
- Ambiguous loss: dementia, addiction, incarceration.
- Identity loss - coming out, deconstructing faith, leaving a career.
- Reproductive loss, medical grief, and chronic illness.
- Disenfranchised grief - the losses others don't recognize.
How we work
There's no timeline and no stage sequence to move through. We slow down, let the grief be as complicated as it actually is, and use body-based tools like Brainspotting when the pain lives somewhere words can't reach. You'll never be rushed to "move on."