About Us

I’ve spent years working with individuals, families, and communities impacted by grief. I hold a Master’s degree in Professional Counseling, and my practice is built on a foundation of education, professional experience, and personal insight into loss.

I specialize in grief therapy because I’ve walked this path myself. In 2013, I experienced the devastating loss of my firstborn son to asthma. That loss changed my life, and it inspired me to dedicate my career to helping others through their own grief journeys. I understand firsthand how grief can reshape our world, and my passion is to offer support that honors your unique experience.

Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of providing grief support in a variety of settings. My experience includes:

• Grief Support in Hospices: I’ve worked with individuals and families in hospice care, providing compassionate support as they navigate the complex emotions surrounding end-of-life care and loss.
• Grief Support in Schools: I’ve supported students, teachers, and school counselors in understanding and coping with grief. Whether a student is grieving the loss of a loved one or a school community has experienced a collective loss, I offer tools and guidance to help them heal.
• Grief Support for Organizations: I provide grief training for workplaces and community organizations to help leaders and teams create compassionate environments for employees dealing with loss. This includes offering practical strategies for supporting colleagues through difficult times.
• University Professor: As a university professor, I teach grief counseling to master’s level students, sharing both academic knowledge and real-world experience. I’m passionate about training the next generation of counselors, preparing them to provide the empathetic support their clients need in moments of deep loss.