Experiencing the death of a child is life shattering and requires extra special care and support...
Understand that the core of grief is love, your continued connection to your child. Grief exists because love first did.
You are the expert in your love and grief. Exploring ways to receive help in finding forward movement with the memory of your child is possible and something you can feel good about.
My role as a grief coach is to facilitate an environment in which you see what is possible, even in this incredible pain. You are not alone and it is an honor to hold space for you as you find renewed strength, purpose, and possibility.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE
BEREAVED MOTHER'S DAY VIRTUAL CONFERENCE 2020
A huge thank you and congratulations to every beautiful mama, supporter, speaker, and special guest in attendance at the Bereaved Mother's Day Virtual Conference 2020. Such an empowering and encouraging way to honor your grief journey! Proceeds from ticket sales directly benefited the Bereavement Fund of Children's Hospital of WI!
"I wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart for organizing this amazing event. I didn't know what to expect, but it surpassed everything I had imagined. I can't even imagine the amount of work you put in, but the sessions, workshops, lineup everything was just perfect and very very helpful. Thank you for creating that space and opportunity for all of us." - Nidhi S.
"Thank you for my renewed hope! The 4:13 MOVE:ment Method has been personally life-changing! It is teaching me to keep going and move forward with the tragic loss of our son."
- Lynda B. -
4:13 MOVE:ment Method Member
"You truly believe in what you do. You are a healer. You helped me release a lot of heartache and self hate. You have found an amazing way to incorporate your energy and passion into healing others. "
- Michelle P. -
Workshop Attendee
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