And I’m glad you are here.

Not long ago, I was exactly where you are — searching for support, for a place to land, and for proof that my deep grief could heal.

In a few short years, I lost my partner Christian to brain cancer, my dog Assi, and my mother — all while holding a demanding senior leadership role. I know what it feels like to carry grief while the world keeps moving, and to long for someone who could simply witness what you were going through without rushing you toward "better."

That's why I became a grief coach. And that's why I'm here.

I work with people navigating partner and close-relationship loss, pet loss, job and identity-related grief, and the quiet disorientation that follows when life no longer looks the way it once did. I also support people grieving someone who is still living — a loved one with dementia or chronic illness — because that kind of loss is real, and it deserves to be honored too.

Before becoming a grief coach, I spent years as a senior People & Culture leader, guiding teams through layoffs, reorganizations, and large-scale change. That experience gave me a deep understanding of identity disruption and what it means to keep showing up while carrying something heavy beneath the surface.

My approach is warm, grounded, and paced entirely to you. I create a steady, compassionate space — offering gentle structure and trauma-informed practices to help you reconnect with yourself, your needs, and your evolving sense of who you are. I believe grief is a reflection of love, and it deserves to be witnessed.

I'm certified through the Institute of Professional Grief Coaching (IOPGC), a certified sound healer through Solshine Wellness, and hold a certification in trauma-informed leadership from the University of North Florida.

Based in Salem, Massachusetts, I offer virtual and in-person one-on-one coaching and facilitate group grief sessions. I'm also available for speaking engagements for organizations that want to show up better for the people navigating loss within their teams.