"In grief, the first person you wish you could talk to is no longer alive. The second person to talk to is another who understands grief and wants to meet you right where you are."
~David Kessler
My name is Allison; let me be that second person.
I was drawn to the grief educator program after my own experience with grief when my dad died in 2016. I want to be able to be for others what I felt I did not have.
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Group Support
An opportunity to have your grief witnessed by others. Group support is all about giving and receiving within a community.
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One-to-One
We will work together to develop a program that is best for where you are right now. This is a very personal experience.
FAQs
What is a Certified Grief Educator?
A Certified Grief Educator is committed to providing the highest level of grief support through education, experience, and insights into the often unacknowledged rocky terrain of grief.
Certified Grief Educators completed a certificate program designed by world-renowned grief expert, David Kessler. They bring his unique methodology, tools, and decades of experience to help people navigate the challenges of grief.
What are the benefits of joining a peer-to-peer support group?
Joining a peer-to-peer support group can offer numerous benefits, including:
Feeling less isolated and alone in your own grief.
Gaining insights and advice from others who have similar experiences.
Receiving emotional validation and understanding.
Learning coping mechanisms and strategies from group members.
Building a sense of community and belonging.
What is the difference between peer-to-peer support and therapy?
Both are valuable resources for support. The two are different in structure, goals, and the roles of those involved.
Peer-to-peer support tends to be more casual and laid back whereas therapy sessions are more structured in design.
The main goal when working with me in a peer-to-peer format is that you feel seen. I am here to listen and witness you on your journey with grief.