Grief changes everything. You may feel like the world has shifted under your feet, and you're not sure who you are or how to move forward. My clients are adults grieving the death of a significant person—partner, sibling, parent, child, friend—and feeling the weight of not only that loss, but the ripple effects  of secondary losses that come with it: a loss of identity, purpose, routine, and connection. They’re not looking to “get over it,” but to make sense of their grief, to integrate it into a life that still feels meaningful. Perhaps you're tired of pretending you're okay or trying to meet others’ expectations of how you should be grieving. You want to feel grounded again, to make sense of this new version of life, and to carry your love and loss with you—not leave it behind.

As a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, I specialize in helping grieving adults adjust to life after loss without feeling like they must detach from their grief to move forward. I offer a space where your grief is not only allowed—but welcomed. Together, we’ll explore your unique grieving process by examining the personal, relational, cultural, and spiritual factors that shape your experience.  Together, we make sense of the many layers of grief—whether it’s the loss of a person, a role, a future you imagined, or a part of yourself. I integrate psychoeducation on grieving styles, therapeutic models of grief, and space for difficult conversations about death, dying, and what comes after. I honor your continued bond with the person you've lost, and help you identify sources of strength, meaning, and coping in a life forever changed. My approach is collaborative, compassionate, and nonjudgmental. I welcome clients of all genders, orientations, and family structures into a space where your story is heard, your grief is respected, and healing unfolds on your terms.

Grief is universal, but your experience is your own. 

It takes real courage to reach out for support when you're feeling raw, uncertain, or alone. If you’re longing for a place to speak your grief out loud, to be understood without judgment, I invite you to reach out. You don’t have to navigate this alone. I'd be honored to support you.