Losing a loved one to addiction is a unique kind of grief, often complicated by years of worry, caregiving, and unanswered questions. I understand this firsthand. When my son, passed in 2017, my world changed in ways I never could have imagined. Grief wasn’t just about missing him; it was about navigating the complex emotions that come with this kind of loss.

Through my own experience, I came to understand how important it is to have someone who truly gets it, someone who doesn’t just listen but also helps you figure out what comes next. That’s what led me to become a certified grief coach. Unlike traditional counseling, which focuses on processing emotions, grief coaching is a proactive approach that helps you regain a sense of direction. Whether it’s redefining your purpose, setting goals, or simply finding ways to move forward.

I work with all types of grief but specialize in supporting those who have lost loved ones to addiction. My approach is compassionate, personalized, and tailored to you, whether you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply unsure of how to move forward.

If you’re wondering whether grief coaching is the right fit for you, I offer a free 30-minute consultation. This gives you a chance to ask questions and decide if working together feels right. You don’t have to go through this alone.