Monthly Archives: May 2013

The smell instantly transports me. It’s January 2008. Ryan and I booked a last minute ticket to ski during Presidents weekend  in Tahoe. We are amazed at our timing – it snowed three feet overnight the second night there. He wears his red Cloudveil coat and I spot him easily as I chase him downContinue reading “Oh to….”

This is a great need in the world. A need to understand grief. To not shy away from death or not know what to say to someone faces loss. I want the world to understand that grief is a gift. That it’s full of possibilities and opportunity. That it tests a persons moral character toContinue reading “Grief Recovery Coaching”