Working with grief can be an incredibly isolating experience.

When my son Cory died, everyone in my family seemed to go in different directions to cope with their grief—and no one wanted to talk about it.

Most of my friends cared deeply, but they didn’t know what to say or how to sit with the intensity of my pain.

To add insult to injury, my healing was happening so rapidly—with Cory’s guidance from the other side—that many bereaved parents found my presence triggering.

I felt profoundly alone.

Thankfully, Cory became my greatest teacher and support, and a few dear friends walked with me through the darkest times.

It’s been eleven years now, and I’ve come a long way.

Through this sacred journey of grief, I’ve learned how to meet intense emotions with love, awareness, and compassion—and how to transform them into healing.

Out of that experience, I created The S.P.A.C.E. Process—a framework for everyone navigating emotional pain:

Stillness. Presence. Authenticity with Acceptance. Connection with Compassion and Empathy.

Earlier this year, when I asked Spirit, “How can I be of more service?” the answer came clearly:

Support bereaved parents.

So I developed Healing Hearts, a 10-week program that includes one-on-one sessions with me, ongoing text support, and access to emergency calls when you need them most. There’s also a small group component, so you can walk this path with others who understand.

If you’ve lost a child, please know—you don’t have to do this alone.

I would love to have a conversation with you, to hear about your child and your journey, and to see how I might support you through this time.

Contact me Working with grief can be an incredibly isolating experience.