Uprooting Grief

Tomorrow a special 2020 Grief Recovery workshop group begins! Please spread the word and come see how we can help you live a happier, healthier, more confident life. 😇❤️

Can’t wait to start the next class THIS TUESDAY! It has been a traumatic, grief-filled year for us all. It would be my pleasure to walk beside you on your recovery journey!

Hello friends! I am hosting a special 8-week Grief Recovery class starting June 23rd for all who would like to learn how to complete the painful grieving process and move forward with courage, confidence, and love. It has certainly been a traumatic and grief-filled year for us all!

I have reduced the price to $195/person (reg. $295) in order to accommodate as many as possible. Payment plans are available.

Please spread the word! It is time for us to heal and move forward! 😇❤️

The holidays are supposed to be filled with peace and joy, but for many of us, it’s a reminder of losses and crushed hopes and dreams. Join us October 15 for this Grief Recovery Support Group workshop so you can FINALLY be free of your pain and enjoy the upcoming holiday season!

If you love deeply, you will grieve deeply. Also, when you resolve the grief of your past, you free yourself to love more completely in the present. Grief is nothing to be ashamed of!

A common response after significant loss is to grieve alone and act like we are “fine”. We do this because we don’t feel safe to be honest about our feelings. Being honest with safe people heals us!

There are many definitions of the word “forgiveness”. One of the most accurate is “to give up hope of a different or better yesterday”. lets you move forward!

Significant losses require us to show up in ways we have never before had to. We can’t possibly prepare ourselves for the aftermath. The way we respond will reveal so much about our character!

Without forgiveness, we cannot heal after a significant loss. It is not a judgment or condoning of poor behavior; it means we let go of the pain so we can be free! is !

Trying to get people to change their thoughts or behaviors will do nothing but cause us grief. How easy has it been for you to change? Accept others and save yourself, and them, grief!

We do not feel better by avoiding our pain; we do not heal by ignoring our wounds; we do not change by staying the same. Be brave and choose to recover after a significant loss!

So many of us cope with a major loss by keeping ourselves busy. Unfortunately, this doesn’t heal the wound in our hearts. It is crucial that we take time to connect with what is important to us!