The grief experience isn’t confined to those who’ve lost loved ones.
As a healthcare professional, you’ve seen grief firsthand. Perhaps you’ve felt unequipped to help your patients cope. Perhaps you’ve struggled to cope yourself as you sift through compassion fatigue and burnout. Maybe you’ve even found yourself internalizing others’ grief as if it was your own.
No matter what your personal experience with being a source of support amidst others’ grief looks like, I’m passionate about being the bridge that helps you find fulfillment in your work while still experiencing a sense of duty. I seek to help you come to terms with your limits— not as weaknesses but as facets of being human— and to help you establish a connection with your patients in the throes of their grief.
Together, we can:
• Build your confidence in your grief support skills
• Help you validate and navigate your own experience when in the midst of grief
• Provide you with the coping skills necessary to be a grief support professional
• Collaborate on instances of disconnect with patients
• Reframe the way you view grief and your role in the healing processes
