• Are you overwhelmed by grief?
• Have you lost someone dear to you?
• Are you, or someone you love, suffering from a life-threatening illness?

I'm here to help.

The loss of a loved one, either recent or impending, is a devastating blow. The intensity of the feelings – the sadness, the loss, the despair – make it hard to just get through the days.

It’s easy to become confused and disoriented during times of grief. It’s easy to feel isolated – cut off by the pain, the depression.

You're not alone.

As a trained hospice and grief counselor, I’ve helped many people through these difficult times. Grief is a can be an overwhelming process. I know. I’ve been there. And I can help you get through it.

After the memorials are over, friends and family have returned to their normal lives, yet you are still left grief-stricken - feeling lost, confused and immeasurably sad. You want so much to do the right thing.

If you are terminally ill, this can be an even more confusing - surrounded by loving, well-meaning people who don't know what to do or how to behave. You want to talk about this deeply intimate experience, but people are afraid to talk about it, don’t know how to respond or are in denial.

And it's so hard to know how to care for someone who is dying - to know what to say and do, how to deal with your own intense feelings.

Support is here. Call me today. (916) 367-2105