Frequently Asked Questions

  • Grief support provides compassionate space, emotional grounding, and practical tools to help you navigate loss, overwhelm, or life transitions. It’s a supportive, trauma-aware approach that meets you where you are.

  • All kinds.


    Death loss, complicated grief, disenfranchised loss, estrangement, relationship endings, identity loss, burnout, and life transitions. Grief doesn’t have to be recent to be valid.

  • Each session begins with grounding and emotional check-in.


    We explore what you’re experiencing, support your nervous system, and work with tools that help you make sense of your grief without pressure or timelines.


    You set the pace. I support the process.

  • I offer grief-informed support, education, and emotional tools, but I am not a therapist or clinical provider. If you need mental health treatment, I encourage you to connect with a licensed professional.

  • My work blends lived experience, nervous-system tools, and my signature framework - Grace • Space • Base - offering support that is grounded, human, and practical.
    It’s not about “moving on”; it’s about integrating your grief so you can rebuild your life with clarity and steadiness.

  • Anyone navigating:

    • the death of someone they love

    • long-term or complicated grief

    • unresolved or disenfranchised loss

    • emotional overwhelm or burnout

    • major life transitions

    • feeling disconnected or unsteady

    • wanting tools and language for what they’re experiencing

    You do not need to be “fresh in grief” to benefit.

  • If you feel stuck, confused, overwhelmed, or unsure how to process what you’re carrying, you’re likely ready.

    Many people seek support when they’re tired of managing grief alone.

  • Some clients come for a single grounding session. Others work with me for weeks or months as they move through deeper layers of grief or transition. There is no timeline. We go at your pace.

  • Yes.


    I facilitate small grief support circles that focus on connection, reflection, and emotional tools. Group programs are announced through my email list.

  • No.


    If you are in crisis or thinking of harming yourself, please contact your local emergency services or crisis hotline immediately.

  • 24 hours’ notice is required to cancel or reschedule a session.


    Late cancellations or no-shows are charged the full session fee.

  • You are welcome to pay for their session, but the person receiving support must complete the intake form and consent to the work.

  • Yes. Everything shared in sessions remains confidential unless there is a safety concern or legal requirement.

  • You can book directly through my website or reach out via my Contact page. If you’re unsure where to begin, start with a single session.