I’m here to see you through the threshold crossings of death, loss, transition, remembering, and becoming.

My Services

Grief integration is holistic, non-clinical, and at the heart of both of my offerings.

Grief Support

I support people experiencing grief from death and non-death-related loss, helping them navigate the profound personal and life changes that can follow.

Together, we create space to find meaningful ways to honor what has been lost, and to make sense of what remains. In this process, I help my clients learn how to carry loss and love forward together.

I also support those holding unprocessed grief who feel ready to begin gently moving through it.

Becoming

I work with people in moments of change, whether they are at a crossroads, entering a new chapter, uncertain of what comes next, or feeling called to deepen their relationship with themselves and their intuition.

I also work with people moving through an identity shift, when who they have been no longer quite fits, and who they are becoming is still shifting into form.

This work is an invitation to deepen your relationship with yourself and your intuition, while honoring the ways you grow, change, and come to know yourself more fully over time.

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Grief is not limited to death. It can emerge whenever something meaningful changes, ends, is lost, or never comes to be. Grief can show up in:

  • Death, bereavement, and loss

  • Periods of personal change

  • Identity shifts

  • Relationship endings, transitions, and divorce

  • Medical diagnoses and health challenges

  • Surgery and recovery

  • Caregiving

  • Fertility challenges, infertility, pregnancy loss, miscarriage, and abortion

  • Peri-menopause and menopause

  • Family changes, including blending families or welcoming new family members, empty nest

  • Pet loss

  • Moving and housing transitions

  • Job and career changes

  • Climate-related grief

  • Political and societal grief

  • Ancestral and intergenerational grief

About Me

Death and grief came for me at a very young age. It is how I came to know the world. As I got older, my path continued to be shaped by both my personal and my professional experiences with death, loss, grief, profound life transition, and continued becoming. These collective experiences continue to call me toward supporting others through the terrain of living, dying, loss, transition, and renewal.

heART projects:

We move through life, death, and our individual becoming in constant communication with one another, the wider world, what we sense but can’t see, and our deeper selves.

It is so natural and innate, that we often forget all the ways that we are doing it. And we also overlook the ways that we are not.

It is important to our continued becoming to remember that our heartfelt experience moves through expression, impression, and communion.

Noticing is a communication.

Sensing is a communication.

Feeling is a communication.

What is communicating to you? What wants to be communicated through you? What do you wish to communicate?

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