The death of your child leaves you confused, and overcome with grief. Are you asking: “Will this pain ever get better?” “Will I ever laugh again?” “How do I survive without my child?" I faced those same questions that you face today. There is a path to peace that leads to life with hope after child loss.
Hebrews 6:19
See a way forward despite the overwhelm and disruption to your everyday life that’s keeping you stuck? Integrate grief into your life in a way that lets you honor your memoires and stop dreading the future? Reframe your thoughts and release the lies that are threatening to destroy your life? Have a mentor that's been there that will walk you through the difficult places of child loss to restore hope that will give the confidence to live despite what has been taken from you?
“His Hope Is A Strong and Trustworthy Anchor For Your Soul”
Inside our time together these are the steps we will cover
Right now life is anything but balanced. The pain of your grief is overwhelming and life through that lens can feel hopeless. The truth is friend the only thing that you can control after your child dies is how you respond to it. And that means taking a step of faith and courage and saying yes to what God has shown you to be the right step for you. I'm here waiting for you, to teach you what God has taught me, for such a time as this. Are you ready?
12 weeks of mentoring in a small group setting
+ over 100 pages of workbook
15 hours of video content
Take a step of courage today and start your journey of healing with the help you need to learn to live with confidence in an uncertain world when life doesn't make sense.
Each module has its own video and corresponding workbook pages with specific tactical tools that you need to navigate your life after child loss. We will meet as a small group weekly, where you will receive Live Coaching and support from me, your grief mentor, as you navigate the content and learn to apply it to your life.
have figured out a plan to live your life and hope abounds
have the tools you need to manage your grief
don’t want support to navigate your grief journey
boundaries are set and you are walking in freedom
are exhausted and need to learn how to be your own advocate
long for peace in the chaos of grief
are overwhelmed by your child’s death and you don’t know where to start
want to discern truth from lies
want to manage your grief so it doesn’t manage you
want to live your life with a renewed sense of hope
can hear God’s voice and you are not confused about your grief
would rather figure it out on your own
Out of the ashes came purpose and a desire to help you. I needed someone to show me how to live with this awful pain, how to navigate life after child loss, and how to have hope for my future.
That person never came. So, by God's grace, I became the person I once needed. I know what it’s like to be in a pit of despair, where your thoughts threaten to destroy you and life feels uncertain and unbalanced because the foundation you’ve built your life upon is crumbling into a million pieces.
That’s why I’m here. I don’t want anyone to walk this road alone. I’m here to help you learn to navigate life after the death of your child one step at a time. It isn’t easy, but it is possible.
The hardest thing I've had to face in my years here on this earth is the death of my son. I never thought I would survive such indescribable pain. It was the longest weekend of my life.
When my son Andrew died in a plane crash, my world changed forever.
Andrew was a corporate pilot flying to Chicago with the President and Vice President on board. The plane went down four minutes after takeoff on Friday morning at 11:34 a.m. It wasn’t until Sunday that we received official word that Andrew didn’t survive.
The only communication we received came from the news and the coroner. Hour after hour, we watched and listened to everything we could, holding out hope that somehow Andrew survived. The police called the day of the accident and told my husband there were no survivors, but I just couldn’t believe it. There was no proof of his death, and that left a mark on my soul that proved nearly impossible to overcome.
Processing my grief was my lifeline, and within that process emerged the will to live.
Join me for a one on one experience and let's get you equipped with what you need to process your grief.
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