There are few experiences in life with the ability to shake your faith in yourself, the world, and everything you thought you knew to be true like grief and loss. At some point in life we all suffer losses in relationships, career, finances, health and wellness. Losing a partner to death or divorce, suddenly you become a “me” instead of a “we” and with that realization comes a bevy of difficult emotions like sadness, loneliness, anger, grief, and an anxious uncertainty about what the future now holds. And while this is potentially the most painful time of your life, you can create something beautiful and meaningful out of this experience. I'm here to help you do that.
At Life’s Next Chapter Coaching, I provide an environment where you can express yourself freely and be where YOU are in the healing process. In this safe space, you are given the compassion and support you need to move through this difficult time on your terms and transition from heartbreak to whole-heartedly participating in life based on your new vision for yourself.
Your pain is real. And it has a message for you. I can help you discover the hidden blessing in your situation. I’m here to help you create the life you want to be living on the other side of this transition.
If you are dealing with loss and grief, you may be wondering if you’re going to make it through this experience and be okay. How are you coping with all of this? Take my free “Spiritual Resilience Assessment” to discover how you are doing in areas like finances, self-care, emotional volatility, acceptance, support systems, etc. In 5 minutes, you’ll have a comprehensive report that shows the areas that most need your immediate focus to help you navigate through the grief process.
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Joy is my true nature. It is the Soul’s currency. It’s just easy to lose sight of the joy that I am when it’s been blanketed in heavy snow for so long during the winter of grief. But, like the crocus will break through in spring, I trust that it is inevitable that joy will also rise from the depths. You can’t keep joy down forever.