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Just as parents set up 529 college saving plans for their children, shouldn’t we have savings accounts for our children’s […]

My child does not (yet) know the word “bored,” so he’s never bored.  In a positive perspective, if we don’t

“But I haven’t lost them yet. I can’t grieve them.”  This one statement can create mind-bending anxiety for someone walking

When I began to walk intentionally in my grief, I started to find peace, but it wasn’t what I expected—at

A year ago, I wrote a piece about “10 Ways to Grieve Intentionally.”  As I was reading the original post this

I’m often asked what the trickiest element of grieving is for the majority of my clients.  Hands down: Guilt!  But

What does healing after a loss really look like?   After the loss of my marriage, I believed healing would be

I often get pushback from clients when they complete my intake forms: “I thought you were a grief coach, why

On January 1, 2019, I had just returned to the U.S. I was 13 weeks pregnant and completely disoriented about

God really did create us to be incredible—even in our grief. I began understanding this at a very young age