No one should have to walk the journeys of grief, loss, or cancer alone.
My goal is to offer you a space where your grief or medical diagnosis can be processed in your own way, on your own time.
Grief changes you: physically, emotionally, and often spiritually. It’s a process that’s different for every individual, and I am ready to walk with you on your own unique journey. I will offer you the support and skills to process your grief, identify ways to honor and continue the relationship with your loved one, and ultimately find a meaningful way to engage life.
If you or a loved one are dealing with cancer, you may be finding it difficult to discuss the prognosis with loved ones or processing the physical and emotional challenges that come with the diagnosis. I specialize in supporting those with cancer and their families through treatment and recovery, offering the expertise and compassion you deserve as you navigate every step of the process.
I am here to honor the journey you are on while helping you find meaning and growth as you enter into new seasons of life.
As a Fellow in Thanatology, I am certified in the study of death, dying, and bereavement across the lifespan and specialize in this work. In the Association for Death Education and Counseling I also serve as the Exam Content Committee Chair, where I oversee the international credentialing exam process for Thanatology certification I believe that those navigating grief and loss deserve the very best care, and I personally supervise all clinicians at Bridgepoint treating clients experiencing it.
I also provide Consultation and Supervision to professionals in the field looking to strengthen their theoretical understanding and practical application of evidenced-based support for grief and end of life matters, as well as didactic training for organizations in these areas. Visit the Bridgepoint Wellness Program website to learn more about these services.
