A Personal Grief Experience is an individualized experience created around your unique love story, your grief, and the places where your memories already live. Together, we'll create a meaningful experience that may include conversation, reflection, time in nature, creative expression, meditation, personal rituals, and practices you can return to long after our time together.

No two experiences are ever the same because no two love stories are the same.

Anyone navigating the loss of someone they love.

Whether you've lost a spouse, partner, parent, child, sibling, family member, or dear friend, our time together is designed around your unique relationship and where you are in your grief journey.

Wherever you feel most comfortable.

Many people choose their home because that's where their memories already live. Others may prefer a favorite beach, park, family gathering place, vacation rental, or another location that holds special meaning.

Together we'll choose the setting that feels right for you.

There is no set agenda.

Before we meet, we'll talk about your story, your hopes, and what feels most important to you.

From there, I'll thoughtfully create an experience that reflects your needs. We may spend time talking, walking, journaling, creating personal rituals, sharing photographs, exploring meaningful places, practicing meditation, or simply sitting quietly together.

The experience unfolds naturally and is guided by you.

Every experience is different.

Some people benefit from a single day together, while others choose a two-day experience or ongoing support. We'll decide together what feels most meaningful for your situation.

Then we'll let the tears come.

Grief is a natural expression of love. There is no need to apologize for your emotions or try to be "strong."

This is a space where your whole heart is welcome.

Not at all.

People of every faith, spiritual tradition, or no spiritual tradition at all are welcome.

I often explore dreams, intuition, signs, continuing bonds, and the enduring connection we may continue to feel with those we love. These conversations are always invitations to wonder, not beliefs anyone is expected to share.

No.

I am a Certified Grief Educator and Grief Coach, not a licensed therapist.

Personal Grief Experiences are educational, supportive, and reflective. They complement the work many people are already doing with their therapist, clergy member, or other trusted professionals.

Yes.

Grief touches every member of a family differently. I can create experiences for individuals, couples, siblings, parents and adult children, or entire families who want to honor a loved one and support one another.

Yes, for a limited time.

The remaining retreats scheduled through September 2026 will take place as planned.

After that, my focus will be entirely on Personal Grief Experiences, allowing me to offer more individualized support designed around each person's unique love story.