A Space for Grief

Grief touches all of us — and it deserves space, care, and compassion.

I’ve held a deep passion for grief work for over 20 years. It’s sacred, personal, and often misunderstood. Whether you’re grieving the loss of a grandparent, parent, partner, sibling, child, friend, or someone deeply important to you — your grief matters.

The legacy of those we love doesn’t vanish with their passing. Their presence in our lives was real and meaningful — so it makes sense that our grief is, too.

Grief isn’t always about death. We also grieve life’s many transitions — the end of a relationship, a divorce, a job change, a move, a lost dream. These losses often go unrecognized, but they’re just as valid. Your grief is yours — it doesn’t need to be justified, explained, or compared.

In therapy, we make space for your grief. In a world that tells us to move on, I invite you to slow down. There is no timeline, no “right” way to grieve. There is only your way — and it’s worthy of honoring.

Together, we’ll create a space where your grief is welcomed — not as something to fix or push away, but as a visitor with something to teach. With compassion and curiosity, we’ll gently explore what your grief is asking of you.

At BLOOM, you are never alone in your grief. I walk beside you as you navigate the waves of sorrow, memory, love, and healing. Every loss is different. Every grief story is unique.

Your grief has a home here.

Reach out when you’re ready — I’m here to hold space for you.