You may benefit from grief counseling if…
You know someone who died recently. This includes the death of pets.
You unexpectedly lost your job, a home, or recently relocated and are starting your life over.
There are relationships in your life that are not what you would like them to be. These relationships are considered distant, strained or estranged.
You experience another loss before you can get over the first loss.
Someone you loved died years ago, but you’re still having a difficult time.
A long-term relationship has come to an end through divorce, a business partnership dissolving, or a cherished friendship ending.
Whatever reasons lead you to my page, I’m so glad you found me. Keep reading to see if my grief counseling services may help you.
Grief is universal in that we all encounter grief at some point in our lives, but grief is also unique and personal to you. Your experience with grief will look different than those around you, even different than those living in the same home with you.
Are you experiencing anger and a desire to blame the loss on someone or something? Maybe you’re experiencing some guilt around the death of your friend or loved one. You may be thinking “If only I did or said this, the outcome would be different”. Shock, avoidance and disbelief are familiar stuck points around loss. It’s very common to feel isolated and uncomfortable discussing the circumstances surrounding the death of your friend or loved one who died by an overdose, HIV/AIDS, or suicide and you fear judgement for speaking about it.
If any of this sounds familiar you are welcome here. My role is to support you, as you adapt to loss in a safe space for you to be seen, heard, and validated without judgement. I am passionate about the work in grief counseling. My counseling career began as a bereavement volunteer for a hospice agency where I provided counseling to family members whose loved one died in hospice. A lot of my training is dedicated to learning what’s new is the study of grief and bringing that knowledge into the practice. I will provide education about grief and support you integrate the loss into your life while assisting you to move forward in a way that is meaningful to you. Feel free to reach out to me. You can use the link below to book a consultation or appointment. If you prefer speaking with someone on the phone call 214-494-0284 and the front desk staff will get your appointment scheduled.
